Images Dated 2020

Late afternoon light, just near dusk, Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia

Lord Howe Island is a minuscule Australian island in the Tasman Sea east of the state of New South Wales. It's characterised by rocky volcanic and sandy beaches, subtropical forests and crystal clear aqua waters. It boasts the most southerly coral atoll in the world, where many fish and coral species are not found anywhere else. In the south, a trail winds up the cliff edge to soaring Mount Gower, with majestic sweeping views. Ned's Beach in the north has calm fish- and coral-rich waters. The island is home to huge seabird colonies, and is part of the Unesco world heritage system

© Southern Lightscapes

Stunning Australian outback sunset colours and with dead trees featured on Tandure Lake

Stunning Australian outback sunset colours and with dead trees featured on Tandure Lake / Lake Wetherill near Menindee and the Kinchega National Park in outback NSW. Australia.
The Menidee Lakes is a series of lakes which are part of a storage system from the Darling River located in the far west of NSW around the town of Menindee. These lakes supply water to the Broken Hill area and are located around 100km from Broken Hill.
Set in the stunning desert outback of NSW part of the area forms the Kinchega National Park

© Andrea Robinson

Aerial view of the Bay Of Fires

The beautiful Bay of Fires, Tasmania, Australia. the picture has been taken with a drone. It shows the beautiful typical red rocks, covered with lichens, the white beach and the light blue colours of the pacific ocean

© 2019 Monica Bertolazzi

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