Photo of the week – Golden sunset Menindee Lake

The third in the Lake Menindee series is this gorgeous photo of a golden sunset.

Be quick to take advantage of this exclusive offer to buy one of only 300 prints of this photo – framed, signed, numbered and with a certificate of authenticity – for only $375.00

Measuring 64cm x 86 cm (photo 48 x 72) it is a truly beautiful artwork for anybody’s wall.

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How to take good photos in outback Australia

i love taking photos in outback Australia, but it can be tricky.

While I think the bright sunlight shows Australian landscapes at thehir best, if you’re not careful it can wash out too much colour, making your landscapes appear faded and dull. Or you can end up with lens flare where it’s not wanted, or blown out highlights.

This can be fixed with photoshop or similar, not everybody has or can use photo editing software. Besides – if you can get it right with the camera there’s less work to do in the editing room afterwards.

Here are my five top tips for taking landscape photos in the strong sunlight outback Australia :

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Flood or drought

I promised I’d put up some before and after photos of the Murrumbidgee River. This is what it looked like a couple of months before Christmas. This is one of the photos I have for sale on canvas, and one that I get a lot of comments on. It’s a farmgate beside the Murrumbidgee near Yass.

Farm gate

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Is it travel photography if you’re at home?

As you can see from my website, I love to travel, and I love to take photos. Combine the two and you have my perfect job – travel photography.

If only somebody would pay me to do it I’d be as happy as the proverbial pig.

Maybe one of the reasons I don’t get paid for it is I’ve never been able to work out exactly what travel photography is.

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