Scott Sporleder’s video on the Outback documents a land, culture, and history on a scale so large you just have to sit and listen.
[Editor's note: Scott Sporleder was the first journalist to participate in the (closed beta) MatadorAccess program. When launched, this program will enable journalists to take sponsored trips and produce original investigative works. Scott was hosted by Tourism NT.]
AS THIS WORK SHOWS, the Outback is beautiful and massive, and full of people with longstanding connections to the land, going all the way back to creation myths.
Shane with Trek Larapinta speaks from the heart:
‘The country really speaks for itself. You get a deeper experience of the place if you really broaden your awareness and observation of the landscape and allow the time for that to happen.’
To learn more about Tasmania and the Northern Territory of Australia, check out Scott’s blog at Matador Community. 
[Text by joshywashington. Photo by Scott Sporleder.]
Scott Sporleder
Since graduating from San Diego State University, Scott has dedicated 3 months a year to travel and photographing the world's unique cultures. While not on the road, you can visit Scott every summer at the Sawdust Festival in Laguna Beach. You can can also view his travel photography at ScottSporleder.com.
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