Landscape Photography

Elizabeth O’Donnell is a photographer based in New South Wales, Australia. She works across various genres in the photographic world specialising in Architecture and Interiors, Portraiture and Story, Fine Art and Landscape. She loves working with people and collaborating visually to realise ideas - a little germ of an idea can become a reality! She exhibits regularly and has studied and worked in Australia, the UK, Italy and Hong Kong and traveled widely. Her work is in collections in Australia, Japan, UK, America and private collections.

I am a Photographer based in beautiful Leura, originally from the east coast of the United States. Growing up in a small country town, I was surrounded by the natural beauty of forests and farmland, which inspired her creativity at a young age. Throughout my life, I've worked with both film and digital. I work across many genres of photography, creating imagery through Fine Art, Fashion, Portraits, Product, Documentary & Street, Landscape, Botanicals, Wildlife and more. As a creative, I also work with floristry, beadwork, embroidery, watercolour painting, pyrography, ceramics, textiles and illustration. Current and past clients have included Jasco, Eckersley's Art & Craft and Warin Wildflowers.

I am a painter and filmmaker. In 2007, I established Frogmouth Films making documentary and environmental, social justice pieces. I am currently in pre production on a documentary titled: Unstoppable Change. In 2024 I am also excited to be part of the Planetary Health group show, in September at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. Other works include: 2023 Watermark (7:59 min), 2023 Ego's Garden (9:58 min), 2022, Changing the Story (10:44 min), 2021 Another Future (10:44 min), 2020 Esk (7:16min), 2019 Walking (home) (3:33 min), 2018 Courage for the Long Haul (14min) 2013 Knitting Nannas (21 min), 2011 Being with Her (40min), 2010 Throwing Out the Lies with the Birthwater (40min) Selected Solo exhibitions 2019​​ Courage: Painting, film and photography, Platform Gallery, Katoomba 2002 ​​From Away: Funded by NSW Regional Arts C.A.S.P. including site specific sculptural ​​​​installation in Kinchega National Park, exhibition in Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, ​​​​weaving workshops, education kit for schools and video documentary. Contributor / camerawork 2022​​ Another Future and Hadrian projects with Textile Audio/ Eve Klein and Ensemble Offspring 2017​​ Sacrifice Zone, Cloudcatcher Media, David Lowe and Eve Jeffreys 2014​​ The Bentley Effect, Director Brendan Shoebridge 2013​​ Sydney Water Catchment, Lock the Gate from Undermining Australia, Coal ​​​​vs Communities, Director/editor: David Lowe.

I'm a photographer and artist based in the Blue Mountains & Sydney. Working across a range of genres, my work is a balance between natural simplicity, and editorial style. As a photographic artist who works primarily in portraiture and fine art photography - my artworks are most often an observation, rather than constructed concepts. Influenced by a desire to pause and still my subjects, my aim is to capture poignant, fleeting moments, seemingly between states, when one is most present - most conscious - and hold this space. In the commercial service sphere - with a background and qualifications in web design and commercial photography, I'm able to provide content creation that compliments and works seamlessly on all digital platforms. On weekends I can be found traipsing amongst the ritual celebrations we call weddings, at the whim of those in love.

Josiah is a young Blue Mountains photographer who is looking at finding a path for himself in the creative world. Having been developing his skills with a camera over the last several years, he is looking at branching out and assisting others with his creative passion. Josiah also has experience working in graphic design and a range of other jobs providing him with a good outlook on various pursuits. Get in contact with him now so he can help you bring your ideas and events to life.

I capture stone interacting with the elements in the Blue Mountains.

Ian Brown has been walking the Blue Mountains and other wild landscapes for most of his life, and turns those experiences into photographic works and publications. His images reflect his love and concern for nature and wildness. He exhibits regularly and photos are available as fine art prints and by licence for other purposes. Ian's work has been published in numerous books, magazines, diaries and calendars, and he is a four-time finalist in the Australian Geographic nature photography competition. He has created two major public artworks in Katoomba. His Windy Cliff Press publications include an annual "Wild Blue Mountains Calendar" and his most recent book (with Peter Hatherly) is "The Blue Mountains: exploring landscapes shaped by the underlying rocks, uplift and erosion".

Fiona Vaughan is a visual artist and writer living on Dharug and Gundungurra Country in the Blue Mountains. She has worked as a bush regenerator and photographs conservator and is a bushcare volunteer. Her current art practice includes digital photography and alternative photographic processes. She recently exhibited at Articulate Project Space, Leichhardt with other Blue Mountains artists in ‘Immersion: Conversations from the Swamp Residencies’. Her photographs have also appeared in group exhibitions at Point Light Gallery in Surry Hills, the Blue Mountains Heritage Centre in Blackheath, and in the #everydayclimatecrisis Visual Petition at Climarte Gallery, Richmond. They have also been shown in award finalist exhibitions, including the Olive Cotton Award for Photographic Portraiture and the Hazelhurst Art On Paper Award. Fiona took part in the post-bushfire ‘Recovery’ arts & ecology project in 2021 and her photos and poems appear in the resulting online exhibition at ecoart.space/recovery. Fiona’s poems have been published in anthologies and one was broadcast on national radio in a documentary called 'Trees I've Loved'. Fiona's creative practice is inspired by the beauty and intricacy of ‘nature’ and a sense of kinship. Learning about ecosystems through observation, conversations and 'desk' research is an integral part of Fiona’s creative practice, as is the process of walking in the Blue Mountains National Park.

Based in Katoomba, Hannah is a versatile photographer with a Bachelor of Visual Arts degree from ANU School of Art and Design. Specialising in product photography, small business branding, clothing, artists, musicians, food and community projects, she adds a unique touch to each project. Her portfolio extends beyond photography, encompassing the creation of captivating music videos and insightful showcases of community workshops. Proficient in utilising the Adobe Suite for editing, Hannah's work consistently tells compelling visual stories.

Working across multiple disciplines, I explore materialities and aesthetics of memory, experience and place, distilling these ephemeral qualities into a range of physical, visual forms. I explore expanded notions of drawing and painting, compositional abstraction, colour, collage, printmaking, casting (beeswax), assemblage, sound, digital and analogue photography and film. I engage with the languages and processes of collecting, grouping, making, reframing and composing to translate visceral experiences into tactile works. I manipulate materials, light and space, to tell personal stories contained within planar and architectural contexts. Compositions are restrained, with sympathetic relationships formed between materials, surface, space, and the viewer. Extraneous matter is eliminated via material opacity and colour fields, transforming feelings and experiences into veiled, sensual, quiet planar surfaces. The space is gently framed and delineated by the works' edges, providing an entry point for the viewer to focus on the field and find a sense of stillness. My practice also incorporates curation and production of collaborative, site-specific projects held within unique architectural spaces, that explore and expand ways of creating and presenting art forms, and enable deep audience engagement with art and place. Please contact me if you would like to commission a work or discuss a project.

Hi I am Chloé, owner of Clovar creative. I provide bespoke content marketing solutions to help individuals and small businesses. I believe in having a chat with my clients to really understand and experience their business. I can offer skills and services in: * Content creation * Crafting blogs * Website content ( brand new from scratch or reviving existing content) * Social media content * Newsletters * Photography * Copywriting * Creative branding I also sell my photography as art pieces for individuals, businesses and via commissioned projects. I am here to help bring those creative ideas come to life, no dream is too silly or too big. Let's chat.

I am a professional photographer with over a decade of experience and over 100 wedding shot. While I mostly focus on luxury destination weddings, I also enjoy shooting fashion, portrait, commercial and personal branding. As well as photography, I also create contemporary art and jewellery.