Landscape Photography

Hi im Liam! Im a photographer and videographer based out of the beautiful lower Blue Mountains, which I’ve been lucky to call home for the past 18 years. I specialise in all things architecture, interiors, headshots, automotive, product, food and not to mention the odd elopement and intimate wedding. I've been extremely fortunate to work with many local mountain-based businesses over the years. Past & current clients include: Kyah, Dryridge Estate, Lot 101, Kickaboom, Southern Wild Co, The Carrington, 2773, Wenworth Falls Vets, Ridgeline Tiny Homes, Mountain Culture Beer Co, Against The Grain, Logan Brae Retreats, Pat Cal 4x4, Springwood Vets, Blue Mountains City Council, Sorelle Eats, McGrath and many more!

Life-long local, Blue Mountains based musician, drone pilot, and photographer. I got my start performing violin at a very young age, and have performed in both solo and group settings many times over the years. From the Sydney Opera House in a youth orchestra, to the streets of Katoomba, I've always gotten a special joy out of bringing music to others, and entertaining. I've also recently found the pleasure in recording music, with my violin featuring on multiple releases by local musician Wolf van Der Made (Springtime in the Mountains, Going to the Western Shore, She Likes Pain), the soundtrack to the short film Shattered Mural (2021), among other projects small and large. As much as I've enjoyed entertaining and being on stage, I've also developed a special love for being behind the scenes and documenting moments through a camera lens (whether that lens be on the ground, or in the air!). I have become a CASA certified drone pilot, and I hold a current Remote Operator's Certificate, Remote Pilot's License (sub-25kg), and Aeronautical Radio Operator Certificate. Whether I'm capturing the beauty of the mountains, the cosy homes perched upon their peaks, the action of automotive events, or the rawness of live music performances, I bring the same passion and energy to each project. Continuing my collaboration with Wolf van Der Made, I've had the pleasure of putting together various album covers for him (She Likes Pain, Ruin, Nature's Law), and look forward to any opportunities to document or collaborate with local artists.

In 1985 I found myself in the school darkroom developing and printing photos for art class. This was my introduction to photography, and in 1986 I went onto study a degree in photography at QCA in Brisbane. There I focused on creating life sized portraits of edgy characters in black and white on a large format film camera. In 1989 I became disillusioned with photography and abandoned the medium. It wasn’t until 2024 in Katoomba that I picked up a camera again. Ever since I have been capturing colourful details of urban structures, environments and rooftops in a minimalistic style.

I am an exhibiting landscape photographer.

Elizabeth O’Donnell is a photographer based in New South Wales, Australia. She works across various genres in the photographic world specialising in Architecture and Interiors, Portraiture and Story, Fine Art and Landscape. She loves working with people and collaborating visually to realise ideas - a little germ of an idea can become a reality! She exhibits regularly and has studied and worked in Australia, the UK, Italy and Hong Kong and traveled widely. Her work is in collections in Australia, Japan, UK, America and private collections.

I am a Photographer based in beautiful Leura, originally from the east coast of the United States. Growing up in a small country town, I was surrounded by the natural beauty of forests and farmland, which inspired her creativity at a young age. Throughout my life, I've worked with both film and digital. I work across many genres of photography, creating imagery through Fine Art, Fashion, Portraits, Product, Documentary & Street, Landscape, Botanicals, Wildlife and more. As a creative, I also work with floristry, beadwork, embroidery, watercolour painting, pyrography, ceramics, textiles and illustration. Current and past clients have included Jasco, Eckersley's Art & Craft and Warin Wildflowers, Pip Magazine and various published Authors.

I am a painter and filmmaker. In 2007, I established Frogmouth Films making documentary and environmental, social justice pieces. I have had numerous solo shows and been part of group exhibitions and projects of both painting and films. I am also a contributor / camerawork on various Australian documentaries. I am currently in pre production on a documentary titled: UNSTOPPABLE CHANGE. My portrait of Blue Mountain's local Mary Waterford (OM), titled: Do What Calls Your Heart, won People's Choice at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, 2025.

David Brazil is a Blue Mountains based photographer and digitisation specialist who helps artists, galleries, and communities preserve their creative and cultural legacies. With over two decades of experience in photography, design, and heritage interpretation, David provides high-quality digitisation and documentation services, working with care, precision, and a deep respect for visual and historical material. David specialises in the archival digitisation of original artworks, including transparencies, prints, and large-format pieces. He also offers comprehensive exhibition documentation and performance photography, capturing the spatial, temporal, and emotional qualities of exhibitions, live art, and public events. His services are tailored to artists, academics and cultural institutions applying for grants, building portfolios, or creating long-term archives, ensuring their work is captured in faithful, high-resolution formats, ready for digital presentation or secure storage. He regularly collaborates with institutions such as the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, and has documented performances including Hands Heart & Feet at the Winter Magic Festival. His own projects, such as The Upper Reaches and Re-take Blue Mountains, funded by the City of the Arts program, reflect his broader interest in community, place, and visual storytelling. David also offers rephotography and digitisation of personal and historical collections, including delicate photo albums, family archives, and community heritage materials. Clients can choose on-site services or visit his Hazelbrook studio, with secure digital access provided for easy sharing and long-term use. Whether working with artists, performers, families, or curators, David Brazil combines creative insight with technical expertise, supporting those who want to preserve, share, or reflect on their work with professionalism and care.

I’m a creative professional with 15+ years of experience spanning photography, marketing, and business operations. My work sits at the intersection of visual storytelling and strategic thinking - grounded in intuition, clarity, and a deep understanding of how creativity, people and systems connect. I bring a thoughtful, emotionally intelligent lens to creative projects, with a focus on quality, nuance, and purpose. Whether behind the camera, shaping brand narratives, or refining processes that support meaningful work, I’m drawn to the details that elevate both experience and outcome.

I capture stone interacting with the elements in the Blue Mountains.

Ian Brown has been walking the Blue Mountains and other wild landscapes for most of his life, and turns those experiences into photographic works and publications. His images reflect his love and concern for nature and wildness. He exhibits regularly and photos are available as fine art prints and by licence for other purposes. Ian's work has been published in numerous books, magazines, diaries and calendars, and he is a four-time finalist in the Australian Geographic nature photography competition. He has created two major public artworks in Katoomba. His Windy Cliff Press publications include an annual "Wild Blue Mountains Calendar" and his most recent book (with Peter Hatherly) is "The Blue Mountains: exploring landscapes shaped by the underlying rocks, uplift and erosion".

Fiona Vaughan is a visual artist and writer living on Dharug and Gundungurra Country in the Blue Mountains. Her art practice mainly includes digital photography and alternative photographic processes and began in analogue black and white photography. Fiona is inspired by the beauty and intricacy of ‘nature’ and a sense of kinship. Learning about ecosystems through observation, conversations and 'desk' research is an integral part of her creative practice, as is the process of walking in the Blue Mountains National Park. Fiona recently exhibited in the environmental art show ‘Disruptor: for all that matters’ at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. Previously, her photographs have appeared in group exhibitions at Articulate Project Space, Leichhardt, Point Light Gallery in Surry Hills, the Blue Mountains Heritage Centre in Blackheath, and in the #everydayclimatecrisis Visual Petition at Climarte Gallery, Richmond. They have also been shown in award finalist exhibitions, including the Olive Cotton Award for Photographic Portraiture and the Hazelhurst Art On Paper Award. Fiona took part in the post-bushfire ‘Recovery’ arts & ecology project and her photos and poems appear in the resulting online exhibition at ecoart.space/recovery. Her poems have been published in anthologies and one was broadcast on national radio in a documentary called 'Trees I've Loved'.

Based in Katoomba, Hannah is a versatile photographer with a Bachelor of Visual Arts degree from ANU School of Art and Design. Specialising in product photography, small business branding, clothing, artists, musicians, food and community projects, she adds a unique touch to each project. Her portfolio extends beyond photography, encompassing the creation of captivating music videos and insightful showcases of community workshops. Proficient in utilising the Adobe Suite for editing, Hannah's work consistently tells compelling visual stories.

I am a writer, photographer and founder of Clovar Creative, based in the Blue Mountains. With over ten years’ experience in marketing and photography, a Communications degree, and ongoing studies in Arts and Culture Administration, I bring both heart and innovative creativity to the work I do. I support small businesses and creatives with honest, down-to-earth marketing that’s rooted in story and connection. My services include: * Photography * Content creation * Blog writing * Website content (new or refreshed) * Social media content * Newsletters * Copywriting *Brand storytelling I also sell my photography as art prints and offer commissioned work for individuals and businesses. Whether it’s a wild idea or a quiet dream, I’m here to help bring it to life. Let’s chat.