LANDFALL PHOTOGRAPHY
Northern Territory
The Ghan Railway south of Darwin. Corroboree Billabong on the Mary River Wetlands. Boats moored in the Frances Bay Mooring Basin adjacent to the central business district of Darwin. Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve on the Adelaide River floodplain. Wangi Falls in Litchfield National Park. A spectacular waterfall cascading into a plunge pool popular for swimming. Tolmer Falls in Litchfield National Park. The caves behind are a breeding site for orange horseshoe and ghost bats. Audit House in the Myilly Point Heritage Precinct in Darwin. The precinct provided accommodation for senior public servants. Buley Rockhole in Litchfield National Park is a series of waterfalls and rock-holes. It is a very popular swimming spot A dirt track through the bush in Litchfield National Park. Cathedral Termite Mounds in Litchfield National Park. A dirt track through the bush in Litchfield National Park. A saltwater Crocodile on the Adelaide River East of Darwin. A saltwater crocodile on the Corroboree Billabong. Lotus Lily on the Adelaide rIver floodplain. Water lilies on the Adelaide River floodplain. Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve on the Adelaide River floodplain. Tabletop Swamp in Litchfield National Park. It is a small wetland area on the plateau surrounded by paperbark trees. A boardwalk through Paperbark trees at Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve. A Cathedral Termite Mound in Litchfield National Park. The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens in Darwin are noted for their collections of North Australian plants and other tropical species. The Darwin Waterfront Precinct in Darwin Government House in Darwin is the oldest European building in the Northern Territory. It is the official residence of the Administrator. Corroboree Billabong is part of the Mary River Wetlands. The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens in Darwin are noted for their collections of North Australian plants and other tropical species.