Political Vision provides a behind-the-scenes view of Australian politics from the 1970s to 2000s, from Whitlam to Abbott, framing the past in a series of unforgettable images, and providing an unflinching look at the election process while reflecting upon the changing face of the political landscape in Australia. 'Those who were there will be reminded in an instant, not only of the men but of an era, and of a drama whose last act had yet to be played out. Those who weren't there, but who want to know what it was like, will find in those photographs a fertile place to start.' - Don Watson Marketing plan includes online advert in Books + Publishing Weekly Book Newsletter; in-house cross-promotional social media campaign across Facebook (including giveaways), Twitter and Instagram. Foreword by Don Watson.
About the Author
Andrew Chapman came of age in the early 1970s and it was during this turbulent era in Australian politics that he first raised his camera to the political stage, rarely lowering it in the succeeding forty years. Political photography became one of his most enduring passions, and the fruits of his labours were featured in magazines and newspapers across the nation.
