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Vast and Untouched Landscapes, Starry Night Skies, Unique Wildlife, Rich Geological Formations & so much more Peterborough, White Cliff, Lightning Ridge, Gundabooka NP, It’s important to note that the Outback can also present challenges such as extreme weather conditions, remote locations, and limited amenities. However, many people find the combinationRead more
Canowindra is derived from an Aboriginal language (Wiradjuri) word meaning ‘a home’ or ‘camping place’ Prior to the arrival of Europeans to Australia, the area now known as Canowindra was occupied for tens of thousands of years by a people known as the Wiradjuri. These “people of the three rivers”Read more
Ruins photography, sometimes called ruin porn, Is a movement in photography that takes the decay of the built environment (cities, buildings, or infrastructure) as its subject. Wikipedia Also known as Urban exploration photography. Photographing abandoned locations that provide a window into forgotten worlds, inviting viewers to see the beauty andRead more
Carnarvon Gorge; One of the most powerful places in Australia According to indigenous legend, being significant to the Bidjara, Karingbal, and Kara Kara people of Central Queensland. Carnarvon Gorge’s rock art sites are thought to have been in use for at least 3,650 years EXPLORING ADVICE: head to the furthestRead more
The township of Hay was named after Sir John Hay, Sir John Hay was a local pastoralist and Member of Parliament, after the town was gazetted in 1859. **SELECT AN IMAGE FOR THEIR DETAILS** Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Flooded gums HayRead more
Cowra derived its name from an Aboriginal word meaning “the rocks.” Cowra is Wiradjuri country, and is full of tranquil waterways, a wealth of wineries, and rolling farmlands with a rich cultural heritageSELECT IMAGES FOR LOCATION DETAILS Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALESRead more
Allora QLD Area The first stop on my trip was the Historic Glengallan Station in the pouring rain. Only partially restored so still has a lot of character and stories to be told. Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION QUEENSLAND Glengallan Station Built: 1864 – 1904Read more
The Pilliga National Park Wild and remote classic Australian landscape. Pilliga is traditional Country of the Gamilaroi People, one of the largest indigenous nations in Australia. The Sandstone Caves are an cherished First Nation site and were used for shelter and much more (See Traditional notes below). Grinding grooves, sharpeningRead more
Warrumbungle is a Gamilaraay word meaning crooked mountain The Warrumbungle National Park landscape has been shaped by thousands of years of volcanic activity. Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Camp Blackman Warrumbungle Tent, Camper trailer site, Caravan site, 4263 John Renshaw Parkway, Warrumbungle,Read more
Tooraweenah is aboriginal for “Home of the Brown Snake” The traditional custodians of our ancient land describe it as a meeting place for the Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi & Wailwan nations. Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Old Truck Tooraweenah Dec 2019 Bridge & NewtonRead more
