Australasia Collection (#100)

Cloud formation over Mount Wellington, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Athrotaxis selaginoides Pine tree found in the higher altitudes and alpine areas of Tasmania, australia

Lord Howe Island, majestic and scenically wonderful, is part of New South Wales, Australia
Lord Howe Island is a sub-tropical destination and scenically superb. The Island is an irregularly crescent-shaped volcanic remnant in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand

Lord Howe Island, majestic and scenically wonderful, is part of New South Wales, Australia
Lord Howe Island is a sub-tropical destination and scenically superb. The Island is an irregularly crescent-shaped volcanic remnant in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand

Kingfishers, found on Lord Howe Island, majestic and scenically wonderful, is part of New South Wales, Australia
Lord Howe Island is a sub-tropical destination and scenically superb. The Island is an irregularly crescent-shaped volcanic remnant in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand

Shipwreck remains, Yellow rock beach, King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

An old and Abandoned timber cottage near Kettering, southern Tasmania

A rural scene of rolling countryside in Goulds country, north east Tasmania

A view from Mount Tanner, Flinders Island, Tasmania

Lillies beach, Wybalena, Flinders Island, Tasmania

Canola fields ready for harvest, Clare Valley, South Australia

Bunaroo valley in the southern region of Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia

Murray Grey cattle at Surprise bay, King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

Spring blooms of wildflowers in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

View from Mount Eliza on Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia

The old and historic shearing shed at Wybalena on Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

View to mount Strzelecki from Blue Rocks, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

The old pier at Lillies beach on Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

Clinton rocks, in the Croajigalong national park, east Gippsland, Victoria, Australia
The Croajingolong National Park is a coastal national park located in the East Gippsland region of the Australian state of Victoria

A row of old Macrocarpa Cypress trees on King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

Winter bloom of wildflowers, in the Arkaroola area of the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

Waterway and Parklands in the Clare Valley, South Australia

The beautiful and very scenic area known as Trousers point, near Lacotta, Flinders Island, part of the Furneaux group, eastern Bass Strait, Tasmania

Cedar creek, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, Australia

Cedar creek, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, Australia

Lake Eacham, north Queensland, Australia

Millea Millea falls, north Queensland, Australia

Cropland, central New South Wales, Australia

Sea shells, King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

Mount Wellington, Hobart, the island state, Tasmania, Australia

Beef cattle drinking from a dam on a lush grassland property, Darling Ranges, Flinders Island Tasmania

Storm clouds gathering Central New south Wales, Australia

Lake Wendouree dawn in Autumn, Victoria, Australia

Pats river estuary, near Whitemark, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Winter morning at Gentle Annie, King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia

A lone surfer rides a wave at Woolami Beach and coastline, Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia

Tenby point, Western port bay, Victoria, Australia

The Crags, an unusual coastal area near Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia

Countryside landscape near Toora, south Gippsland, Victoria, Australia

View to Cape Wickham, King Island, Bass Strait Tasmania

Balls Pyramid Lord Howe Island

Lord Howe Island high elevation view to the mountains

Lord Howe Island Panorama

Lord Howe Island view from Kims Lookout

Parkdale beach at Dawn, Victoria, Australia

Old and decayed wooden Pier structure at Mentone beach, Victoria, Australia

Agriculture aerial view
An aerial view of cropland in South West New south Wales

City of Melbourne Bay, named after a shipwreck, is a beautiful small cove on the Eastern coastline of King Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

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"Australasia: A Tapestry of Natural Wonders, Cultural Marvels, and Sporting Passion" In the enchanting darkness of a December night in Melbourne, two little blue penguins stand gracefully on rocks, their silhouettes beautifully contrasting against the vibrant city lights. This captivating image captured during the COP26 Countdown Photo Competition 2021 Joint winner reminds us of Australasia's unique blend of urban sophistication and natural wonders. As we explore this vast continent through an antique map of Australia, our journey takes us to New Zealand where we encounter Strigops habroptilus, better known as the kakapo - a rare and fascinating parrot species. The magic continues as Sydney's Opera Bar and iconic Opera House come alive with vivid projections during Vivid Sydney festival; a testament to the region's artistic flair. Heading towards Matamata in New Zealand's North Island, we find ourselves transported into Middle-earth at Hobbiton Movie Set. Amongst charming hobbit houses nestled amidst lush greenery, it feels like stepping into another realm altogether. Delving deeper into history through an antique map from the 19th century, we discover New Zealand's rich heritage depicted intricately. It serves as a reminder that behind its breathtaking landscapes lies a tapestry woven by generations past. Moving along Tasmania's west coastline to Strahan wharf reveals stacks of lobster pots standing tall - symbols of both livelihood and sustenance for coastal communities. This glimpse into local life showcases Australasia's deep connection with its surrounding seas. The bustling cityscape and picturesque harbor in Wellington further exemplify Australasia’s cosmopolitan charm while offering stunning views that captivate visitors' hearts forevermore. No exploration would be complete without venturing into Australia’s heartland – Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park in Northern Territory unveils Uluru/Ayers Rock majestically rising from red desert sands. Its sacred presence holds spiritual significance for Indigenous Australians, reminding us of the continent's ancient roots.