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 photogenic marvel.
A Guide to Tropical North Queensland Photography Experiences
Rainforest to Reef – Experience the natural beauty of Queensland, Australia with this guide to the most photogenic outdoor experiences you can have from the Atherton Tablelands to Cape Tribulation.
The Great Barrier Reef – Photographing Above and Below
Cairns, Australia Every shade of blue from teal to navy appeared beneath me as we flew over the Great Barrier Reef east of Cairns in Queensland, Australia.
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 every April 25th, in commemoration of ANZAC Day and the thousands of soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.
Top 10 Places to Photograph Sunset
Where are the best Places to Photograph Sunset? As the day comes to and end and the sky erupts into a palette of pinks, oranges and reds you want to be in the right spot at the right time to capture the perfect sunset that completes your travel album.
Swimming with Whales on Australia’s Sunshine Coast
Imagine floating in the middle of the ocean when a gentle giant swims in the deep blue beneath… Your first reaction is probably pretty spot on;
Whitehaven Beach – Photographing Australia’s Natural Wonder
Whitehaven Beach = The Most Photogenic Beach in Australia From the air Whitehaven Beach is like an abstract painting. It’s sandy swirls, teal water and carved channels twist and turn like Picasso’s paint brush.
Photography Guide To The Whitsunday Islands
The Queensland coast is known for its beaches, sunshine and of course the incredible natural wonder that is the Great Barrier Reef.
Why I Still Call Australia Home in 20 Landscape Photos
Australian landscapes are one of a kind… “I’ve been to cities that never close down From New York to Rio and old London town But no matter how far or how wide I roam I still call Australia home I’m always travelling, I love being free And so I keep leaving the sun and the sea But my heart lies waiting over the phone I still call Australia home…”
Hayman Island – Photographing Paradise
Update – Hayman Island is currently closed due to damage caused by a cyclone in 2017. The resort is set to reopen later in 2018 under the Intercontinental brand.
Noosa Festival of Surfing: Surf Dogs
The coastal Queensland haven of Noosa is known for it’s luxe crowd, surf spots and national parks…that was until the surfing dog spectacular hit town!
Photographing aerials of The Great Barrier Reef
Listed as one of the natural wonders of the world, The Great Barrier Reef is one big collection of sparkling gems sitting in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia.
Australia Day – Our story of citizenship
Eight years ago I met a French man in Dublin, Ireland. This is the story that brings us to today, Australia Day…
How to Take Better Beach Photos
It’s summer here in Australia and I’ve found myself at the beach every single day. Whether it’s to walk the dog, take a morning swim or photograph a beautiful sunset I find it so relaxing and a great place to test out new photography techniques.
The Twelve Apostles – Behind the lens
Growing up in Australia there have always been a few special places I’ve wanted to visit but somehow I ended up on the other side of the world instead.
Jump on board the Whitehaven Express!
Checking the weather forecast like some kind of obsessed meteorologist, the day I’d chosen for a boat trip to the dreamy Whitehaven Beach was perfect.
