The big sky, the red dirt, the remarkable Outback characters and the spectacular, contrasting colours - the Outback is one of the most spectacular places to photograph.

If you have any high quality or extraordinary Outback images that would help tell the story of the Outback, whether its people, heritage or nature, we’d love to hear from you - please email us.

Thanks to everyone who has contributed to our website. 

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Mount Fredrick
Photo: Hugh Brown

Fat-tailed Dunnart (Sminthopsis crassicaudata)
Photo: Angus Emmott

‘Waltzing Matilda’
Photo: Glenn Walker

Nyangumarta Warrarn Rangers, Nyangumarta Indigenous Protected Area
Photo: Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC)

Outback pastoralist
Photo: Andrew Chapman

Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park
Photo: Glenn Walker

ABOUT

Mt Trafalgar, Prince Regent Nature Reserve, Kimberley
Photo: Annabelle Sandes

The Modern Outback
Video: Pew Charitable Trusts

GET INVOLVED 

Mount Fredrick
Photo: Hugh Brown

Dog walk for the Outback
Photo: Jade Richardson

TAKE ACTION

Michael Clinch, Nallan Station
Photos: Kerry Trapnell

SOLUTIONS

Wanjarri Station
Photo: Simon Nevill

Cattle with stockman
Photo: Kerry Trapnell

Nyangumarta Warrarn Rangers, Nyangumarta Indigenous Protected Area
Photo: Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC)

THREATS

A galah (Eolophus roseicapilla) falls prey to a feral cat
Photo: Lochman Transparencies

Gascoyne River catchment land assessed as being in poor condition
Photographer: PJ Waddell

Stockman with cattle
Photo: Kerry Trapnell

RESOURCES

Purnululu National Park
Photo: Glenn Walker

Mt Trafalgar, Prince Regent Nature Reserve, Kimberley
Photo: Annabelle Sandes

Great Western Woodlands
Photo: Barbara Madden

Kimberley Coast
Photo: Kevin Pearce