From the Great Barrier Reef on the east across deserts and dunes to the west, Australia is filled with natural wonders. Browse through articles + guides to some of my favourite places in Australia.
Perspectives: Where to Photograph Sunset in Sydney
SUNSET IN SYDNEY – WHERE TO CAPTURE SUNSET PHOTOS OF SYDNEY HARBOUR Sydney Harbour puts on its fair share of...
A Photographer’s Guide to Mungo National Park
PHOTOGRAPHING + VISITING MUNGO NATIONAL PARK, NSW Where lunettes form a chiselled landscape of rugged formations and Australian wildlife and...
I know a place… Bushy Summers, Tasmania
I know a place… Where you can spend your days gazing out the window, hot tea in hand as you...
Creative Escapes – Eden Health Retreat, Gold Coast
Eden Health Retreat – A Visual Hotel Review If you could conjure up the perfect surroundings for relaxation and rejuvenation,...
A Guide to the Photogenic Wonders + Experiences on Fraser Island
Fraser Island Photography Location Guide Imagine somewhere with a colour palette featuring many of the world’s natural wonders. Ocean blues,...
A Guide to Tropical North Queensland Photography Experiences
Travel in Queensland – The Tropical North Rainforest to Reef – Experience the natural beauty of Queensland, Australia with this guide...
5 Photography Experiences to have in the Whitsundays
Exploring the Photogenic Whitsunday Islands Bring your camera along for the adventures as you explore one of Australia’s most beautiful...
A Guide to Photogenic Landscapes + Locations in the Whitsundays
In the calm waters of the Coral Sea, a collection of 74 Whitsunday islands await visitors with their fish filled...
The Sydney Opera House – Australia’s Striking Icon
In Photos: The Sydney Opera House Appearing like a ship floating on the harbour, the Sydney Opera House is a...
The Great Barrier Reef – Photographing Above and Below
Australia’s Natural Wonder Every shade of blue from teal to navy appeared beneath me as we flew over the Great...
50 Photos: A Photographic Journey along The Western Front
At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them. It’s an ode read aloud...