If Melbourne is Australia’s rich and vibrant cultural hub, the Kimberley in Australia’s far north west is true Australian outback. Red rocky ranges, unspoilt landscapes and a sense of scale and geological history unlike anything I’ve seen before. Truly spectacular!
Very few people get the opportunity to see Australia’s remote Kimberley region in the country’s far north west, and even fewer see the Kimberley’s rugged north coast. This is as rugged as rugged gets.
Accessible only to outsiders by boat or plane the Kimberley Coast and the Admiralty Gulf are a sight to behold – this is a place where ancient landforms are framed with pristine turquoise waters, and sacred burial sites mark the home of a 50,000-year-old Aboriginal culture. Remarkable.
Some stills from my recent drive from Melbourne to Broome. Almost 9000km! What a trip.
Corrong National Park, VIC
Kangaroo Island, SA
Adelaide, SA
Norseman, WA
Esperance, WA
Beekeepers Reserve, WA
Ningaloo Reef, WA
Ever wondered what a drive from Melbourne to Broome would look like?
I recently got the opportunity to do just that. Changing landscapes, changing colours and changing weather… More than 8000km condensed to a spritely 8 minutes. Enjoy. 🙂
It’s not very often as photographers that we get paid to shoot pretty landscapes, and even rarer that we get paid to kick back in 5-star luxury, so when a job like this comes along it reminds me of why I fell in love with photography in the first place!
Shot for the amazing Buckland Luxury Retreat in Victoria’s spectacular Alpine region, this was the perfect mix of my favourite two subjects: landscape and architectural photography.
If you’re looking to recharge your batteries and get away from it all check out the video below and go book yourself a luxurious weekend away.
Made up of almost 30,000 still images shot over the course of 4 days and condensed to 2 minutes and 43 seconds. Enjoy.
It’s been a productive start to the year putting the finishing touches to the new website.
Completely overhauled, it’s now updated with lots of newer work, MUCH larger images, improved navigation and quick loading times. Plus, it’s now finally optimized for the iPad and iPhone.
So if you haven’t stopped by recently hop on over and take her for a test drive.
Enjoy.
Recent time-lapse project shot at Mount Avoca winery in the Pyrenees wine region, Victoria.
Time-lapse photography is a great example of the blurring lines between still photography and video. Whether it’s a Behind-The-Scenes sneak peek on your studio shoot, a record of your architecture build or an enhanced story-telling device for your business, time-lapse can be the perfect marketing tool for reaching out to new and existing customers and creating social media buzz for your brand.
If you’re interested in discussing what time-lapse photography can do for you I’d love to hear from you.
Gary Annett Photography | Commercial Photographer, Darwin 
