LANDFALL PHOTOGRAPHY
New South Wales
The Merimbula Boardwalk skirts the northern shores of the Top Lake section of Merimbula Lake. The Yarrunga Valley in Morton National Park Bermagui's famous Blue Pool is a natural rock pool at the base of a dramatic rocky cliff face. It is a favourite swimming spot. Camel Rock is a striking rock formation at Bermagui that was identified and named by Bass and Flinders during the first mapping of the coastline of the colony of New South Wales. Barragga Bay on New South Wales Sapphire Coast. Tathra Wharf is the only open-sea timber wharf on Australia's East Coast surviving from the coastal steamer trade era. Central Tilba is a restored and maintained period village with a host of unique shops and galleries. Kangaroo Valley in Morton National Park. The historic village of Cobargo. Mimosa Rocks in Mimosa Rocks National Park Wallaga Lake is the largest lake in southern New South Wales. Barragga Bay on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales The Merimbula Boardwalk skirts the northern shores of the Top Lake section of Merimbula Lake. The 'Australia Rock' rock formation at Wagonga Head. It is known as 'Australia Rock' due to the unique and very impressive formation. The Kiama Blowhole at Blowhole Point is Kiama's main tourist attraction. The Cathedral Rocks at Kiama Kiama Lighthouse is located on Blowhole Point in Kiama. Celebrating 100 years of Anzac. An amusing sign on the pub wall in Central Tilba. An old telephone booth in Central Tilba An old garage sign in Central Tilba. The historic wooden Wallaga Lake bridge was built to give farmers access to Bermagui wharf enabling them to ship their produce to Sydney.