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Australian Landscape Photography: NSW Mountains to Coast

For more Australian Landscape Photography visit: https://www.chockstonephotos.com In this highlights video Australian landscape photographer Michael Boniwell travels to several locations in New South Wales looking for images. The episode starts with a crazy steep hike up The Castle in the Budawangs area of Morton National Park. Rough camping on the summit allows for photographing both sunset and dawn, resulting in some amazing views. From there we head into Kosciuszko National Park and journey to the picturesque Cascade Hut by mountain bike. Camping the night we capture a nice sunset image before making another trek, this time into Whites River Hut, also in Kosciuszko. Michael is joined by his son, and the two of them walk into Pockets Hut, spending the night in tents, before walking out with a great image in the bag. Still within Kosciuszko, we explore Daveys Hut, and watch some colourful clouds deliver a glorious sunset. On another Kosciuszko hiking adventure Michael walks into Blue Lake and manages to capture some great shots. On the way, out he's unexpectedly met with some beautiful streaming light over rolling hills. From here we head into the Blue Mountains and explore mountain views and waterfalls. A hidden scene in the Narrow Neck region yields a spectacular sunrise and a steep walk into Victoria Falls proves rewarding. Next we drive to the coast, creating an nice image at Hawks Nest, before being lured back to the ever popular Zenith Beach at Shoal Bay, where Michael manages to capture a couple of grand dawn images, with lots of wave action. Tacking Point Lighthouse in Port Macquarie is our next stopping point, where an epic sunrise delivers the goods. The lads then travel to Dorrigo National Park, and focus their cameras on Crystal Shower Falls before spending time in wet and foggy woodland within New England National Park where Michael creates photos of waterfalls and misty trees. Throughout the video Michael explains his compositional choices and indicates when advanced techniques such as focus stacking are required. If you are interested in landscape photography in Australia, this video and the others on this channel might just be the ticket.