George Serras is a professional photographer who has undertaken photographic assignments
and project work throughout Australia, Lao and Greece.


Until recently he was the Senior Photographer at the National Museum of Australia
and held this position for 24 years.


George has worked as a volunteer at the Luang Prabang National Museum
and continues to support the museum and their staff. He also supports Laotian victims of landmines and sells his photographs to fundraise Laotian projects to assist people who have been affected by UXO's (Unexploded Ordnances).

Besides continuing as a freelance photographer, he is pursuing humanitarian and community projects, particularly in Lao.

I acknowledge the First Nations traditional custodians of the Country I work and live on. I deeply respect the wisdom, sharing and resilience of the local Ngambri, Ngunnawal and Ngunawal people.

I further acknowledge my First Nations colleagues and friends along with those on neighbouring nations, Wiradjuri, Yuin, Ngarigo and Gundungurra and pay respect to the Elders of the past, the present and the future.