RobLeoPhotography

Mildura, Victoria Australia

When I set out to shoot a Landscape Photography shot a lot of planning is usually involved, some of the planning involved includes checking out weather charts to google maps to tide charts. With this photo I just happen to drive past this spot as I was heading back home from a different location and their was something about this tree that made me stop and go have a look to see if it was worth pulling out all of my camera gear. Looking at the final results of this photo I think it was definitely worth my time , the timing was perfect also as I came to this spot at the right time just as the sky was full of colour. How amazing the colours of the sky can be in Australia when you get amazing views like this, this may be one of my favourite photographic shots because its probably a location that may not of been shot before.

Gostwyck Chapel, New South Wales Australia

I could never imagine I would come across such a beautiful Chapel as this, An unexpected gem on a long road trip up north from Sydney. This Anglican Church of All Saints was built in 1921 in memory of Major Clive Collingwood Dangar who lost his life during World War I, the church is now a very popular spot for weddings with its amazing colour and photographers like me. Although I came a little late this year and arrived at the end of autumn, I definitely cant wait to come back at the beginning of autumn for some amazing Landscape Photography shots.  

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Bare Island, Sydney Australia

An amazing sunset photographed at the heads of Botany Bay, the colour definitely came out on this afternoons sunset  expedition. The Island named Bare Island at Botany Bay is always a popular location for any landscape or wedding photographer in Sydney.Its a spot landscape photographers can take advantage of at sunrise and sunset and by the amount of wedding photographers I encountered its only getting busier. Even with all the people down by the water it is still one of Australia's best Landscape Photography locations.

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Taken at Mount Wilson, Blue Mountains Australia

At this time of year Mount Wilson has the most amazing colours in the region of the Blue Mountains area. Mount Wilson is completely surrounded by the Blue Mountains National Park, which is a World Heritage Area. This time of year the area attracts large amounts of tourists, but it still worth the trip up the Bells LIne of Road to see the location.

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Taken at Kanangra, New South Wales Australia

As you can see from this shot from Kanangra Walls Lookout, it is definitely worth the two hour drive out to see this amazing view. So amazing that you can see a view like this with an easy drive along an unsealed road and then a short five minuite walk  a long a well maintained track from the carpark. This location is a must see if you are traveling in the area.

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Taken at Palm Beach, Sydney Australia

An amazing night spent under the stars at Barrenjoey Lighthouse, which is one of the northern beaches most popular day bush walking locations. It was definitely worth the trek up to the top of the summit at Palm Beach to see the Lighthouse with the Milky Way looking stunning in the background.

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Taken at Butterbox Point, Blue Mountains Australia

This photo looking out over the valley to the west at Lithgow was taken at sunset, this location is deep in the Blue Mountains National Park at a popular lookout called Butterbox Point. I could not believe how stunning the colour in the sky was that afternoon, definitely making it worth  the drive and trek out to see it.

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Taken at Eagle Rock in the Royal National Park, Sydney Australia

One of the main attractions in the Royal National Park is the rock formation named Eagle Rock, named due to its stunning resemblance to the head of the high flying bird. This rock formation is one of three locations on the coastal track, Situated between Wedding Cake Rock and the Figure Eight Pools.

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Taken at Horse Head Rock near Bermagui, on the New South Wales South Coast.

Such an amazing natural rock structure and a beautiful sunrise to match.

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Taken at Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Sydney Australia

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is located in the north of Sydney, The name comes from its Aboriginal history which is still visible through out the park. Known for its stunning rivers, picturesque views and spectacular bush walks. The Hawkesbury River also runs through the park, which is a very popular water way for fishing, boating and picnics.

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Loftus Tram Shed, Sydney Australia

The Loftus Tram Shed situated near the Royal National Park in the south of Sydney, once served as storage facility for the main tram museum. It once stored trams and buses due to be restored and moved to the main museum just across the road.

Disappointingly over the years the trams have been heavily sprayed with graffiti and recently destroyed in a fire by vandals. Unfortunately a very popular photographic and historical area, has been destroyed and lost forever.

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The Three Sisters, Blue Mountains Australia

The Three Sisters is the most visited location in the Blue Mountains, located at Echo Point this breathtaking mountain attraction is visited by millions of people every year. Echo point also has some amazing bush walking tracks, that take you down to and below the three sisters rock formations.

The Three Sisters gets its name from Aboriginal folk law which believes the rock formations were three sisters once turned to stone thousands of years ago.

Bombo Quarry, New South Wales Australia

Bombo Quarry is a must visit on the New South Wales South Coast, not only for its photographic potential but also for its beautiful coastal walks. Bombo Quarry is a photographers dream with its unique basalt rock formations, these rock formations looking like from out of this world. Bombo Quarry's fierce ocean break slamming into the shore and out of this world rock formations makes it a must see. To the north of Bombo Quarry is Cathedral Rocks and to the south the beautiful views of Kiama.

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North Curl Curl Rock Pool, Sydney Australia

Definitely One of the northern beaches most popular rock pools, It is not only popular as a swimming hole but also popular to most photographers in the area. The name of this beach and rock pool Curl Curl in Aboriginal for curial curial, meaning river of life. This northern suburbs beach is a must visit for tourist and any landscape photographer at heart in the Sydney area.

North Narrabeen Rocks, Sydney Australia

Narrabeen Beach is one of Australia's most well known swimming and surfing beaches. Narrabeen beach sits between Collaroy beach to the south and Warriewood beach to the north. Narrabeen is also well known for its popular swimming lagoon and is also known for its very big surf life saving club.

Cat Bay Jetty Phillip Island, Victoria Australia

Phillip Island a short drive from Melbourne, is situated on the Australian southern coast. The Island is known for its world famous Motorcycle Track and Penguin watching beaches. Little is known about the old remnants of the Cat Bay Jetty, but photographers flock from all over the country to visit this stunning location.

The Anzac Bridge photo taken at Glebe Point, Sydney Australia

The Anzac bridge was given its current name on Remembrance Day in 1998 to honour the memory of the Australian and New Zealand Anzacs. An Australian and New Zealand flag flies atop the bridge, A bronze memorial statue of an Australian Digger also stands at the western end of the bridge.