Landscape Photography | The Australian Bush.

In this weeks landscape photography vlog, im capturing the essence of the Australian bush. With harsh light and extrem conrast in the landscape, will i be able to capture some nice images.Photographing the Australian bush can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, offering photographers a chance to capture the unique landscapes, flora, and fauna of this diverse environment.
Local landscape photography can be very rewarding if you can find a location in your area that can tell a story throught the lens.
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[@peterwalsh4964]

High contrast, big blue skies, harsh light - it's great to see how you wrangle the scene. The Australian bush is tough IMHO. I really value your videos, great inspiration.

[@JeremyPayne]

Totally agree

[@MrJeffa12]

We’d call that grassland rather than bush but those gums are amazing trees alright. So photogenic with that beautiful light.

[@JeremyPayne]

Grassland, I've never heard of it. What are you, African?. The Great grasslands of the Serengeti. How's things big J.

[@juanitakelly3082]

And this is why I continue to follow your vlogs. I get to be in Australia for a short time each week in different settings and conditions and pick up photography tips in the process!

[@JeremyPayne]

Love that! and thanks so much.

[@briansbuildsandoutdoors4936]

No crocs here..the drop bears got 'em all. I love the Australian bush, there's nothing like it anywhere else in the world. Keep up the good work. All the best.

[@JeremyPayne]

Thanks 👍

[@donmckie5285]

Great images Jeremy. Love your channel.

[@JeremyPayne]

Many thanks!

[@paulcookphotography]

Another great video mate! Looks like a challenging place and conditions to shoot in, but you pulled it off like a champ as usual. Love those dead gum trees! Glad you went color in these, The bleached trees really stand out against the green background and the grass. That last image is a real banger mate, just perfect. Give me a croc any day over snakes. No thanks. Great stuff pal, really enjoyed the change of scenery! Chat soon mate.

[@JeremyPayne]

Paul sorry mate about the late reply, had work was busy, then i quit hahah. This whole area is under attack from local fires just north of Ballarat, so i hope its ok. Id take a croc too, but only cause im on dry land. Thanks brother, hope you and yours are well.

[@stuartgerrand7398]

Wonderful photos as always. Our Australian bush is definitely unique & you do a fantastic job of showing the world its beauty. Thank you

[@JeremyPayne]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@peterviragphoto]

Gorgeous frames mate. You really manage to capture the quintessential aussie bush in each and every one of your vlogs , love it. Hope you and yours have been well!👍👍👍

[@JeremyPayne]

Glad you like them! and thanks Peter.

[@codyLady62]

Liked all, also the dirt road you walked down?

[@JeremyPayne]

Yeah i thought about shooting it, must have got distracted.

[@theheavyguy5016]

Love it and great aussie bush images.

[@JeremyPayne]

Many thanks

[@peterhewitson71]

Loved the images , they had a soft look to them the what did you do in post ? Thanks Pete

[@JeremyPayne]

i used an Orton effect in PS, cheers mate.

[@MrJeffa12]

Yeah well you can’t see through our bush eh? All good here still caravan living!

[@andrewfindlayphoto]

Snakes that's a thing I don't have to contend with🐍 Another great video of an interesting and challenging subject. Are you using Orton effect or is just my eyes. Keep up the good work it's good to see different landscape especially weird ones like Aus 😂.

[@JeremyPayne]

I didn't see one snake, this area right now is under attack from a grass fire, so i hope it came through ok.

[@yvonnecooper2694]

I would love to visit this area. Are you able to tell me where it is? Just loved your shots.

[@JeremyPayne]

Yes, this is behind miner's rest outside Ballarat called, Mt Beckworth summit, you need a 4x4 to drive up to the top, or just park your car and walk along the dirt road.