Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Modern Art

2000 Olympic torch bearer in steel at Cohen.

This is just one of many bizarre sculptures at the Cohen caravan park just 5 km out of town.

you can buy a limited edition canvas print of this from
www.australainphotos.com.au


http://www.australianphotos.com.au/products/australian-2000-olympic-torch-carrier.php

Monday, 4 November 2013

Traveling the outback

You have to love traveling the outback of Australia

It may not look it but in this photo of Australian outback travel I am pushing the articulation of my Ultimate camper trailer.

This is my hotel on wheels, just love it.

 Lloyd Howlett.

You can see more prints of Australia on my website www.australianphotos.com.au or my personal
blog spot    http://lloydhowlettphotography.blogspot.com.au

Saturday, 2 November 2013

Driving Cape Tribulation

The Cape


Once you cross the Dainetree River the road is sealed all the way to the Cape Tribulation. This Drive is absolutely wonderful. The Beauty of the Australian Tropical rain forest at its best. The Bio Diversity is just amazing. When you get there take some time walking and exploring. This is a wonderful place.

Please Enjoy.

Lloyd Howlett

  

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Camping on the water

Camping on the water at Ellis Beach has that wow factor.


Hi everybody Just thought I would mention the Ellis Beach Caravan park, just beautfull, good facilities and pretty cheap. For me a few days camping o on the water is just magic. I wish I was there now.

My other Blog http://lloydhowlettphotography.blogspot.com.au  which you can link through the
www.australainphotos.com.au website also has some great pictures

Please enjoy 

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Coffee in Australia

Mareeba Coffee 

A great example of a old fashioned coffee machine at the Mareeba Coffee Museum. Where you can find over 5000 different coffee machines. This place is definitely worth the visit. So much coffee and you can also try a variety of chocolates.

You can see more beautiful prints for sale of Australia at
www.australianphotos.com.au 

Monday, 28 October 2013

Qantas 747

One of the pleasures of travel 


No you cant buy this picture  from my website www.australianphotos.com.au 

Throughout my travel as a landscape photographer I see a lot of great things. This is a photo of  me in the pilots seat of of a 747.

Sunday, 27 October 2013

Outback Town

Farina forgotten outback town


One of my favourite towns in the outback is Farina  North of Port Augusta near the Flinders Ranges.
On the edge of the desert it was a wheat growing community which came and went.

I hav been visiting this town for 20 years and seen it at its worst but in recent times the friends of Farina are slowly rebuilding this town. Great camping area there by the way.

I have an other blog spot you might like to visit.
http://lloydhowlettphotography.blogspot.com.au

But remember to see m ore of my outback photos just go to

www.australianphotos.com.au





Thursday, 24 October 2013

Flinders Ranges vista

How I love the flinders Ranges


After a walk of over an hour you climb the Briddle Gap and discover this beautiful vista. Such a great experience. This is one of the major benefits of being an "Australian Landscape Photographer" the great things you can see.

If you wish to see more images of the Australian Outback or wish to purchase an image on canvas please fee free to go to my website.

http://www.australianphotos.com.au/products/the-three-sentinels.php


Please enjoy

Lloyd Howlett

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Miners Hut Burra South Australia

100 year old miners hut in Burra South Australia 


One thing about visiting old towns is you have to get on you feet and walk around the town.
As an Australian landscape photographer there is nothing better that a walk around a town just to explore and see what you can photograph.

Please remember you can see more images of mine at

www.australianphotos.com.au

Saturday, 19 October 2013

Australia Dream

The Beautfull Australian Landscape of the Burra area.


You wake up in the morning and feel that you must be dreaming the scenery is so good.
I took this image and others like it at the Burra George camping area.

This print and others like it are available for sale at 

 Please Enjoy

Lloyd Howlett

Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Australian Snow back country

You Have to get out there to take the photos 


When the weather  is bad you have to go out side and search for those photos, because when the weather changes and the cloud drops away you can see something wonderful.

Sure it is cold and windy but occasionally you will discover something wonderful.
The near frozen lake at the back of Falls Creek.


Can you see the old hut?


Remember you can see more images of Australia and order prints from  www.australianphotos.com.au



Monday, 12 August 2013

Australian Huts in snow


Snow covered Huts  in Australia


Hi everyone, like most of you throughout the world you might not realise that Australia has snow falls and a seasonal alpine area. This makes for some beautiful photo opportunities.

Yesterday I went cross country skiing 22km to take these pictures. I hope you enjoy them.

Wallace's hut,  Cattleman's Hut 11km of skiing from the nearest town. This hut is over 100 years old.
The Inside of the hut taken with a six second exposure, and yes I had to carry the tripod and all of the camera gear  the 11km out to the hut and return, making 22km.

Lots of hard work and fun

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Australian Outback Camel

Australian outback camel

Just thought I would share this camel shot with you, I was so lucky to get this photo. Photographed near Broken Hill Last year.

And yes you can see more photos of Australian animals at 

Saturday, 27 July 2013

Discovered Boulders in the Outback.


Nature is truly amazing the things it can  make! 

Man is the only creature on the planet to see things not as they are ( just a rock) but what he would like to think they are.

You can buy this on my website if you chose www.australianphotos.com.au It was photographed at the Devils Marbles in the Northern Territory. It is not my intention to upset people with this blog or to be offensive in any way.

It Is titled Hard as a rock.


Friday, 12 July 2013

Outback Transport ( Australia)


The Hover Bus.


In my travels as a landscape photographer you see some strange and interesting things, this Hover bus (not working) was just near one of the outback tracks. Truly somebody has a sense of humour.



Lloyd Howlett


(Lloyd Howlett Photography)

Thursday, 11 July 2013

UFO Capital of Australia


UFO's In Australia


Hi everyone, as a landscape photographer I get to travel all over Australia you see some amazing things and some weird things as well. You cant believe my surprise when driving back from photographing the Devils Marbles  ( you can seed my photos at www.australianphotos.com.au  all images are limited edition, 40x60 canvas prints) I found the UFO Capital of Australia, very weird indeed.




Sunday, 7 July 2013

Outback Airport



In My Travels as an Australian Landscape Photographer I have found many strange things. Over the next week or two I would like to share some of these unusual visions with you and your friends.

These two planes are in the middle of the Outback with no airport near by.

Friday, 5 July 2013

Some of the interesting things yo can find on photographic safaris


Some of the interesting things you see in the outback.


After leaving civilisation  last year I was amazed to find in the middle of the wilderness,  an abandoned bus. Not what you would expect to see.


To see more of my photos go to www.australianphotos.com.au

Thursday, 27 June 2013


The Unknown Orchid

Yesterday I was walking in the Dandenong's (500m high hills near Melbourne and was amazed to see an Orchid in flower. Being in the middle of winter and pretty cold  I was very surprised  to sight this. I believe this is a  Cattleya Orchid but am not sure can anyone help me with its correct Id.


Monday, 24 June 2013

The "SuperMoon"



SUPERMOON

“Aim for the stars, and if you miss, you may hit the moon.”  
Last night would have been a good night for that, because the ‘Supermoon’ was so big over Melbourne you couldn’t have missed it.  This was a cold, hard look at 9.30 pm through a 600 mm lens on a Nikon D4 camera.