Since 1999, the rural town of Deniliquin, affectionately known as ‘Deni’, in New South Wales has claimed the Guinness Book of Records title for the largest parade of utes in the world. The Deni Ute Muster is a two-day festival celebrating the good, the bad – and the dusty – of Aussie ute culture.
2007 was no exception, with Deni welcoming 6235 utes and more than 18,00 people to admire this icon of the outback.
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Cara Bowerman is a freelance photographer specialising in documentary photography and photojournalism.
In 2007, she graduated with Distinction from the BA Photography (Arts) program in 2007, receiving the University’s Kallman Feital Award for High Achievement in a Professional Sphere. Late in 2007 she also received a Silver Award in the Australian Professional Photography Awards.
Cara specialises in photojournalism – in particular, documentary photography – and her work aims to look deeply into the identity of people, and of the places they inhabit. She is currently undertaking a comprehensive documentary study of Chewton, a small town in the Victorian Goldfields.
Email : cara@carabowerman.com
Website: www.carabowerman.com
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