Overlooking the Piccadilly Valley on the outskirts of Adelaide, the Mount Lofty Botanic Garden is famous for its sprawling gullies and displays of cool-climate plants.
Arthurs Lake – The Drowned Forest
Arthurs Lake is located in the central highlands of Tasmania, Australia. The man-made lake has a submerged forest that gives the area an unusual, haunting beauty, especially during the early morning mist or sunset.
The Labyrinth
Located at the southern end of Tasmania’s world famous Overland Track, this area is known for its spectacular mountain ranges, alpine tarns and trees.
Best night sky photo locations
Where to go for the best astrophotography sites in Australia.
Stirling Ranges National Park
Nature photographers flock to this easy-to-reach national park in south-western Western Australia for its colourful wildflowers, panoramic vistas and abundant wildlife.
The Grampians
Rising abruptly out of the Western Victorian plains, the Grampians has long been a magnet for artists of all genres – including photography.
Lord Howe Island
One of Australia’s more attractive offshore islands, Lord Howe Island is a great place for nature photographers.
Chambers Pillar
The Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve in the Northern Territory is spectacular and has historical and cultural significance.
Tasmanian West Coast
Tasmania’s West Coast offers a diversified wilderness experience with endless opportunities to explore and photograph.
The East MacDonnell Ranges
An easy drive from Alice Springs, takes you into some attractive shooting spots without requiring an off-road vehicle.