Ken Duncan (photographer)

Ken Duncan is an Australian landscape photographer and publisher known for his panoramic images of the Australian outback and coastline. He pioneered the use of film-based panoramic photography in Australia, advocating for its artistic merit and accessibility.

Duncan was born in 1954 and developed an early interest in photography. He initially worked in various jobs before pursuing photography professionally. His work gained recognition in the 1980s, and he subsequently established his own gallery and publishing company.

Duncan is notable for popularizing wide-format panoramic photography. He advocates for environmental conservation and his images frequently depict the beauty and fragility of the Australian landscape. His work aims to inspire appreciation for nature and promote responsible environmental stewardship.

He has published numerous books featuring his photographic works and operates galleries showcasing his art. Duncan is also involved in mentoring aspiring photographers. His photographic style is characterized by vibrant colors, dramatic light, and a sense of vastness, capturing the essence of the Australian environment. He utilizes techniques such as stitching multiple images together to create expansive panoramas.

Duncan has been recognized with awards for his contributions to photography and tourism. He remains an influential figure in Australian landscape photography, continuing to produce and promote his work through various channels.