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Australian Outback PicturesEnjoy the Outback photo gallery and calendarsAustralian Outback pictures tell you more than words about the diverse scenery and the spellbinding beauty of the vast Australian inland. I know, some people think the Australian Outback is a desolate place that has not much to offer for photographers. How wrong they are! The Australian continent is a land of contrasts and amazing colours. No wonder the Australian Outback attracts photographers and painters alike. Especially early mornings and in the late afternoon the landscapes glow in all shades of red and orange. Any Outback scenery, set against a deep blue sky, dotted with fluffy white clouds, invites you to take amazing pictures of Australia. Australian Outback PicturesLet me show you that there's more than red sand in the Australian Outback. You'll be surprised!
The Birdsville Track borders 3 deserts, but the scenery changes every now and then.
Birdsville Track Gallery I
Glistening salt lakes contrast with red soil and the blue sky.
Photos of Lake Gairdner in the Gawler Ranges
Rugged mountains and deep gorges, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in the northern Flinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges stretch over 400 km and are the door to the South Australian Outback.
Flinders Ranges Photos
Driving into Parachilna Gorge is a special experience. You won't find many places to stop and take photos.
Parachilna PhotosI am going to add more photos in the future, so please come back frequently. Australian Outback Pictures by Terry EwersonTerry loves to travel Australia on back roads, and of course, he takes a camera when he goes bush. Terry publishes his art at redbubble.I am glad Terry shared a few of his beautiful pictures of Australia with the Outback Guide readers. He also sent in his biography, check it out at the Australian photographer Terry Everson page. Eringa waterhole is a stunning place north of the Oodnadatta Track, close to the Northern Territory border. The painted Desert is a sensational landscape east of the Stuart Highway in South Australia. Cooper Creek is one of the major draining systems in the channel country of Outback Australia. Thank you for your contributions, Terry. Submit your Australian Outback PicturesI invite you to show off your favourite Outback photos. Tell us a little about the photo, where it was taken, what is special about the place, or whatever fond memories you like to share.You have a dream Australian Outback picture to share?
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Water makes the difference in the Australian Outback.
