The Fox Breath collection describes the photographer’s relationship with Raglan – a rural community in Western Victoria. The collection developed through a personal connection with the Wilkinson family, which led the photographer to visit and engage long-term residents. Inspired by an earlier photographic survey of the region, Walton-Healey photographed place and face, the resultant materials enabling an exhibition. With the support of The Pyrenees Advocate, and RMIT Link Arts & Culture, Fox Breath exhibited at the Raglan Community Hall in December, 2011. An extended selection of landscapes featured in the Gallery of Meanjin the following year.