Photo Review

It’s clear from your photography and drone work that you have a deep understanding of the wilds of northern Australia, particularly the Kimberley region. What’s the background to that? I grew up in the 1980s in Wyndham, the northernmost town in Weste

‘She was leaning on one of her old post-and-rail fences,’ Martina Gemmola said, ‘looking over her farm, wearing her little hat made from a tea cosy. My grandparents were very resourceful and creative in their own way. My Pop made braces out of old se

The Stick Shed in Murtoa, Victoria (previously known as the Murtoa No. 1 Grain Store) is the only remaining emergency grain store built during World War II. One of a number erected to store a wheat glut during the late 1930s when access to the main o

Sharp photos start when the picture is taken. The subject must be in focus and the camera must be still enough to prevent camera shake. Each shot requires the photographer to decide where the plane of sharp focus should lie and whether it should be w

A photo of this house, taken by Australian landscape photographer Ken Duncan, is featured on the cover of Midnight Oil’s 1987 album Diesel and Dust. That image launched the 1920s farmhouse onto many ‘must visit’ lists. The house is on the Barrier Hig

By Cliff Samson Olympus EM1 II; 12-40mm f2.8 lens; 1/3200s; f/6.3; ISO 200, 40mm Motuariki Island, Lake Tekapo South Island, New Zealand. The weather this day was atrocious. I persevered however and was rewarded with this sight. The sheer drama of th

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