It was perfect weather on Saturday for walking and talking about photography and landscape with locals interested in photography, at Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula. We studied significant trees in the coastal forest scrub such as Moonah’s, Drooping She-oaks and Coastal Banksia’s and how photography might inform some of the history and displacement that has taken place in this environment. This event formed part of my artist in residency at Police Point Shire Park, a big thank you to Mornington Peninsula Arts and Culture for hosting the residency.

Photograph: Michael McMahon