The Photography Map - Australia

Reflecting on my past photography expeditions, I now realise how many remarkable opportunities have slipped through my fingers due to either inadequate or changed planning and lack of local insights. Samuel Markham's "The Map " on Rexby has been a transformative tool in my journey, bridging the gap between missed chances and newfound successes.

This guide offers an interactive and visually appealing map, pre-designed itineraries, and helpful travel tips, allowing me to plan and orientate my compositions with precision.

The curated and constantly growing list of nearly 700 locations to date is worth every dollar – Mind you Sam donates a few of them to Parks and Wildlife services. So basically, you’re investing not just in a map, but in the future of the Australian Bush.

Complete with exact coordinates and links to detailed information, it has been invaluable in helping me capture Australia's timeless landscapes and generally finding new projects to attempt. Other users have shared similar sentiments.

In essence, "The Map" has not only enhanced my ability to plan and execute compelling compositions but has also connected me with a community of like-minded individuals who appreciate the art of landscape photography.

Need inspiration? Heading somewhere not just for photography, it could be simply for a day out? It's a must-have resource for anyone looking to explore and capture the essence of Australia's diverse terrains.

Absolutely fantastic guide! When I am planning a trip with the family or an outdoor walk with friends, this is invaluable in allowing me to quickly scan potential areas that I can take a nice photograph.

As an Australian Landscape photographer this guide of Australian spots is absolutely amazing. It saves time when planning a trip. The map, the gps, photos of the spots is a great time saver. If your a amateur or professional photographer I throughly recommend it.

A very useful guide to help explore unknown areas for landscape images.