Edwina Robertson's guest appearances

Edwina Robertson

Central Station - True Stories from Outback Australia

Life Journey TV 

Life on the Land

Postcards from the Bush with Robin McConchie Podcast

Shanna Whan

Kate Everett

Ben Smith

Grant Johnson

Kyle Andrews

Rude Jude

David Robinson

Rebecca Bradshaw

Fleur McDonald

Paul Martin

John Kirby

Sarah Cook

Meg Bignell

Jules Galloway

Steve Waugh

OwlTail

Edwina Robertson is most well known as the Queen of the Dust through her successful photography business, but as I found out when I recently caught up with her, Edwina is one person with a lot going on! From her ‘accidental’ rise to photographer fame, to her recent expedition climbing Mt Kosciusko in her swimmers (yes you did read that correctly…..and it was winter), Edwina is as inspiring as she is brave. I really enjoyed my chat with Edwina and I hope you do too!

Edwina Robertson is most well known as the Queen of the Dust through her successful photography business, but as I found out when I recently caught up with her, Edwina is one person with a lot going on! From her ‘accidental’ rise to photographer fame, to her recent expedition climbing Mt Kosciusko in her swimmers (yes you did read that correctly…..and it was winter), Edwina is as inspiring as she is brave. I really enjoyed my chat with Edwina and I hope you do too!

Bush wedding photographer Edwina Robertson is a keen golfer who reckons the Outback Queensland Masters Golf Tournament is one of the best and most economic ways to see and experience outback Queensland. Six weeks, six tournaments, entertainment and food each weekend and a the chance at ‘the million dollar hole-in-one in Longreach. But there is more to life than golf, as a wedding photographer Edwina had to pivot during COVID. Together with her beloved pooch Jordie, Edwina is determined to focus on making the most of her own life story, including becoming a foster carer. .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bush wedding photographer Edwina Robertson is a keen golfer who reckons the Outback Queensland Masters Golf Tournament is one of the best and most economic ways to see and experience outback Queensland. Six weeks, six tournaments, entertainment and food each weekend and a the chance at ‘the million dollar hole-in-one in Longreach. But there is more to life than golf, as a wedding photographer Edwina had to pivot during COVID. Together with her beloved pooch Jordie, Edwina is determined to focus on making the most of her own life story, including becoming a foster carer. . See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Every bush wedding photo tells a story - Edwina Robertson

The name Edwina Robertson is synonymous with incredible imagery of people in rural Australia. In amongst being the country’s most sought after Outback wedding photographer, Eddie has had a number of adventures, including traveling across the country without spending a dollar, and trying her hand at jillarooing at the ripe old age of 34.I recently caught up with Eddie to discuss her incredible adventures, and we ended up having a very candid discussion about how her experience as a jillaroo was far from picture perfect.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The name Edwina Robertson is synonymous with incredible imagery of people in rural Australia. In amongst being the country’s most sought after Outback wedding photographer, Eddie has had a number of adventures, including traveling across the country without spending a dollar, and trying her hand at jillarooing at the ripe old age of 34.I recently caught up with Eddie to discuss her incredible adventures, and we ended up having a very candid discussion about how her experience as a jillaroo was far from picture perfect. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Edwina Robertson - Picture Imperfect

Today's guest on the Life on the Land is Edwina Robertson. If you don’t know who that is, there’s a very strong chance you’ve seen one of her photos. Eddie is a wedding photographer whose work is iconic in regional and rural Australia. The ‘queen of dust’ has been shooting weddings in the bush and across the world for eight years, some of which have gone viral globally.Eddie grew up on a mixed farm outside Deepwater, NSW with her two siblings, mum and stepdad. She was estranged from her biological father, who was tragically killed in a plane accident when she was just 12.After boarding school, she went on to study fashion in Sydney, before working in real estate in Brisbane. I picked up Eddie’s story in 2013, when she was at a very low point. She had been in what she described a depressive state for four months, since she had found out the guy she thought shewas going to marry had been unfaithful.Unemployed and with no idea where she wanted to go in life, she sat down and wrote a list of the things she wanted from a career. Four things instantly sprang to mind. Thank you to our sponsor for this episode brought to you by Queensland’s oldest law firm; Rees R &amp; Sydney Jones. 

Today's guest on the Life on the Land is <a href="http://edwinarobertson.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Edwina Robertson</a>. If you don’t know who that is, there’s a very strong chance you’ve seen one of her photos. Eddie is a wedding photographer whose work is iconic in regional and rural Australia. The ‘queen of dust’ has been shooting weddings in the bush and across the world for eight years, some of which have gone viral globally. Eddie grew up on a mixed farm outside Deepwater, NSW with her two siblings, mum and stepdad. She was estranged from her biological father, who was tragically killed in a plane accident when she was just 12. After boarding school, she went on to study fashion in Sydney, before working in real estate in Brisbane. I picked up Eddie’s story in 2013, when she was at a very low point. She had been in what she described a depressive state for four months, since she had found out the guy she thought shewas going to marry had been unfaithful. Unemployed and with no idea where she wanted to go in life, she sat down and wrote a list of the things she wanted from a career. Four things instantly sprang to mind. Thank you to our sponsor for this episode brought to you by Queensland’s oldest law firm; <a href="https://www.reesjones.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rees R &amp; Sydney Jones</a>.