Over the years, we have stayed at some very interesting lodges across Australia. Especially during Covid, when we couldn’t leave the country, we made a point to travel *extensively* across Australia. We had a two week driving trip through New South Wales. We drove from Perth to Ningaloo Reef. We spent three weeks in South Australia over Christmas one year. We visited Sunshine Coast in Queensland at least three times. We spent a week in the Queensland outback. As Covid was close to ending, we spent a week on Hamilton Island in Queensland, and for my birthday, we spent a week at each of Mossman’s Gorge and Orpheus Island.

One of the more unique spots was about 6 kilometers south of the coast of Northern Territory. The location was on a flood plain, and the lodge is only open for half of the year due to the flooding. This shot was taken on an airboat at sunset looking over the flood plains.

Sony A7R IV | Sony 70-200 f/2.8 II | f/22 | 1/640th | ISO 200