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Browsing for pictures in the features section is a great way to get to know the Wildlight collection. You'll quickly see that we have outstanding quality images, all fully edited - no micro junk - there are no compromises here!
The feature images are chosen and compiled by me, Andrew, experienced photo editor, photographer and general dog's body!. Editing is a labour of love with so many great pictures coming in from our growing number of talented photographers. Take a look at the Down to Earth feature hub below, it's one of my favourites, amazing images that make you question whether they're really photos - leaves you breathless when they're enlarged to wall mural size for corporate headquarters or, like me, have one hanging in your dining room!
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This month's Feature
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Feature Spotlight
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Losing eden: Decline of the Macquarie Marshes
In 1995 photographer Grenville Turner travelled to the Macquarie Marshes to document the special habitats of this significant wetland.
As part of the Macquarie River system, rising above Bathurst and the Central Tablelands of northwest NSW, the Macquarie Marshes was at the time a 220,000 hectare wetland that was home to an enormous diversity of water birds and a wide range of flora and fauna.
In early 2007 Grenville Turner returned to the Macquarie Marshes. This time the picture was far different. The once flourishing wetland was in dire straits – the Northern Macquarie Marsh Reserve was struggling to survive and the Southern Macquarie Marsh Reserve is all but gone... |
Anzac Spirit - Lest We Forget
Anzac Day. A collection of images new and old, celebrating those who served their country |
Archive - Turn back the hands of Time
Did you know Wildlight has library images going back to the beginning of the 20th Century? See what Australia looked like in the opening years of the 1900s. Click here to view the collection of classic images tracing Australian heritage all the way from Federation through the 1980s. |
Outback Adventures - Canning Stock Route
Ride ‘em out with Jeff Drewitz’s feature on the historic Canning Stock Route that zigzags for nearly two thousand kilometres in Western Australia paralleling the Northern Territory border. Click here to go way outback on an off-road journey traversing 700 sand dunes and be amazed by the dimension of Australia’s wide-open spaces. |
Sydney Lifestyle - Harbour Islands
Garden Island, Goat Island, Cockatoo Island, Shark Island, Clarke Island, Rodd Island, Fort Denison |
Sydney Lifestyle - Ferry Adventures
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Calendar Showcase
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Wildlight Showcase - Real Australia in Pictures
A quick preview of the library to see what we're made of...Use our premium library to build your concepts and between us we can tell Australia's story in pictures in great editorials, ads, environmental graphics, web content, billboards, book covers and a host of other visual avenues. Choose from thousands of images from every corner of Australia of people, places, wildlife and Australiana offering a great source of inspiration 24hrs a day on wildlight.net. |
Archive - Outback Missions in the 1960s
From the Wildlight archives, this poignant collection of colour images from renown photographer, David Moore, sheds light on aboriginal life in church operated missions during the mid-1960s in Central Australia and Northern Queensland. |
Built Environment - Abstract & Details
Throughout time, architecture and its impact on the built environment has been a measure of progress, a butt of commentary and a source of inspiration. No more so than the present, when Australian architecture raises the bar with amazing new dynamics and breathtaking results. |
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