Seeds of Silence | Simone Osborne | $498 | digital

Seeds of Silence shows a quiet moment in nature — a seed head just before it lets go. I wanted to capture the stillness and beauty in something so small and easily missed.

Triplets | Lucia Staykov | $1000 | digital

Triplets….each one unique yet similar. Each one same yet different.

Illuminate | Karen Waller | $400 | Digital Photograph captured with drone

My aerial image of sand dunes on Eyre Peninsula at sunrise, reveals abstract patterns in the landscape. Inspired by nature’s beauty, I aim to capture fresh perspectives and reimagine familiar scenes.

D ‘ ETACHED | Benjamin Liew | $20000 | Studio portrait using professional digital photography techniques and lighting.

Portrait of Gill Hicks AM MBE

This extraordinary portrait captures the complexity of Powerful Vulnerability, the tension that connects restraint and freedom. The balance is grounded in the ability to choose, to allow the unwanted change to consume and inform life going forward, or to mentally own the change, directing the reaction and response.

Moonlight over Kanku | Yousouf Peerbaye | $600 | Stacked digital images, Nikon Z8, 20mm lens. Processed in LR.

This harsh landscape is transformed under moonlight which highlights the subtle hues of deposits laid down in an ancient ocean. Overhead, the Milky Way bridges land and sky and seems to shelter those who come to admire the beauty of Nature and immerse themselves in the deep silence.

Imperfectly Perfect | SehaS Singh Sodhi | $150 | she is holding a light in her hand in a lavender field which was all real.

you have a light glowing inside even if the whole world is gone dark. Imperfection is the real the perfection
The photo is all real as she is holding a actual light in a lavender field.

Dreamscape | Amber Botterill | $333 | digital photography

My dreamscape. My favourite piece of art.

Wild, raw, Beautiful and ALIVE | Libby Tozer | $400 | Photo taken with a Canon R6 camera inside Aquatech water housing.

A collective held space just beyond this photographs frame.
Wet dresses, cameras, dive weights, flippers & sand.
Blue lips, goose bumps – rage, grief, wonder, hope.
A moment captured in time.
Guided by the wise ones of this world and the next.
Held by the sea, known by the stars.
Wild, raw, beautiful and ALIVE.

Algal Bloom Impact | Karen Waller | $400 | Digital Photograph

The natural world is often perceived as a consistent source of beauty; however, recent events in South Australia highlight its vulnerability. A toxic algal bloom is currently causing devastation to the marine environment and related ecosystems. The discovery of a deceased bronze whaler shark on Yorke Peninsula underscores the impact.

Enchanted Beauty | Robyn Barron | $395 | Digital photograph taken in studio with Tungsten lights on my iPhone.

From my series ‘The Secret Garden’ this image of a Paeony explores the hidden spaces – both physical and emotional – that we retreat to in order to rediscover ourselves. Inspired by the symbolism of overgrown gardens and forgotten corners, this work becomes a metaphor for inner growth, healing and the wild beauty of what lies beneath the surface.

The Last Dance | Kaye Forster | $2200 | I used 60-year old Ilford photographic paper, and a vintage exposure process.

The Last Dance
This vintage photograph is a visual meditation – poem in motion – inviting the viewer to witness nature as a living, breathing, ethereal presence. It is a dance of elements and time, of memory and what was, and of the quiet beauty that still remains!

Reclamation | Libby Tozer | $400 | Digital images or three women standing in the ocean, supporting each other.

This work looks to shift perceptions, to push back against the relentless marketing that glorifies youth by dismissing the untamed beauty that unravels across our skin with each passing season. It’s an invitation to reclaim our bodies and stories. It’s a deep honouring of those who came before, of collective wisdom, connection & shared hopes.

Past Perfect | Lianne Manley | $485 | Digital still life

Aging is a natural part of life, and just like flowers, humans also go through this process. Appreciating the beauty in aging, in both flowers and ourselves, is important as it reflects the passage of time and the experiences that have shaped us.

Beautiful Blue | Beth Walker | $200 | Digital photograph

This picture was taken early morning on the Corroboree Billabong in the Northern Territory. It is of an Azure Kingfisher, I love how the blue stands out against the muted green on the foliage on the far bank.

Invitation VI | Masa Hoss | $500 | Digital Photograh (In Camara Movement with minimal post processing)

This work uses in-camera techniques to create abstraction and colour fields, expressing beauty as a feeling rather than a form. The nuances of intuitive movements in a moment-long process provide spontaneity and connection, while nature’s colour fields—stripped of representational confines—allow for limitless human resonance.

The Blue Meanie | Nick Hook | $200 | Digital photography

Taken as part of a collaboration with a Fashion and Costume degree student this represents the Blue Meanie, from the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine film, who hates joy and music.

Birds & Cooling Tower, Satsop Nuclear Power Plant, Elma, WA. | Brett Leigh Dicks | $1250 | Photographic Print

The Satsop Nuclear Power Plant, were two of five planned nuclear power plants by the Washington Public Power Supply System to meet projected electricity demand in the Pacific Northwest. When constructed costs skyrocketed, the project was mothballed. The plant’s abandoned cooling towers still stand, providing a safe nesting site for birds.

She faded perfectly | Aurelie Beeston | $500 | B&W papers, beauty products & negative. Sun exposed, scanned, digitally layered.

How should we see women as we age? We are sold beauty routines that damage our mental health. I applied beauty products on photo paper to reflect on this erasure of self. The original image is unfixed. It’ll slowly fade as it is exposed to light, just as older women are erased from representation. Let’s change this & celebrate the beauty of aging.

Reaching | Katie Turnbull | $250 | Digital

A lone sapling rises from a drifting log, its roots clinging tight as the river carries it through shadow. Reaching for a sliver of light, it stands as a quiet testament to resilience—life finding its way even in the uncertain current.

Morning | Robyn Hills | $450 | Digital capture of Morning Light

The alarm wakes my first vision of the day to this beautiful pattern of light dancing on the wall, seeping quietly through the curtain split.
I moved carefully and quickly to capture this scene, knowing at any moment the sun’s journey would cause this vision to vanish.

Written in the sand I | Jan Adam Leś | $1200 | Digital photography

This image created by the ‘nature forces’ emerged before my eyes while walking along the Aldinga beach in South Australia and immediately captured my attention. Simple beauty full of delicate forms and tones like a subtle pencil drawing – written poetry in a visual way…

Coolum Surfer | Raoul Slater | $500 | Digital Capture

I was photographing from the bluff at Coolum on a rainy morning. The sun broke out for a moment, and the light was insane. The risk always is that you get up early, drive an hour to the beach, fight for a park, the waves are right and the light perfect, and then no-one catches a wave.

Important Work – I | Masa Hoss | $500 | Digital photograph (in camera effect, exception: contrast and colour correction)

Created in Beaumaris, where Clarice Beckett once painted. Her paintings were long overlooked but are now celebrated as important. This piece honours those whose visions of beauty remain unrecognised. Using intuitive in-camera techniques, it summons Beckett’s quietude to affirm the importance of artistic conviction in pursuit of one’s own vision.

Mak and Butterfly | Raoul Slater | $400 | wet-plate collodion on elliptical Perspex

Mak makes curios from butterflies and animals that she taxidermies. She often frames her work with antique, oval frames. I made an elliptical plate holder for my Korona Century 11×14 inch View camera so we could fit a photo to her frame.

Eagle’s Nest | Rose Sherriff | $400 | Digital

Photography gives me peace and tranquility to explore our precious environment, and to discover the beauty of what nature creates such as this beautiful 100+ year old Sea Eagle Nest beautifully crafted to become a home for generations sitting high above the NT Corroboree Wetland

Portrait of Joshua Campton | ALEX FRAYNE | $5000 | photograph on matte paper

This is Joshua Campton who describes himself as a Larrakia Saltwater Crocodile
Man from Darwin. He is also a truly gifted poet, dancer and actor who has landed
some plum roles in television and film and created buzz among casting agents and
directors.

Thalassa’s Whisper | Kaye Forster | $2200 | I used 60-year old Ilford photographic paper, and a vintage exposure process.

Thalassa’s Whisper evokes contemplation of a hidden world, suspended within the mysterious beauty of our life-sustaining waterways. It is a poetic reflection on how nature nurtures and gives silently, endlessly, and without demand. The viewer is invited to pause, and listen to — a whisper of life, flowing just beneath our awareness.

Catch | Nicola Petrides | $1350 | Digital photography, underwater, captured on breath hold. No AI, 100% in camera

The Squid – Nicola Petrides – captures of the wild dance of human emotion and the magic of connection.

Shot on one breath by Gozo’s Blue Hole, Catch explores beauty personified, and those who would drown to own. Beauty is inherent in all things, our narrow definition and want for control leading only to our detriment.

His Eminence the 7th Kyabje Yongzin Ling Rinpoche | Benjamin Liew | $1088 | Digital photography

Outer beauty changes with time. Inner beauty, which is compassion, patience, and wisdom, grows more radiant the more it is cultivated.

Written in the sand II | Jan Adam Leś | $1200 | Digital photography

This photograph created by the ‘nature forces’ is an example of a simple beauty, full of delicate tones like a subtle pencil drawing – written poetry in a visual …

Mother’s Touch | Adam Hourigan | $1100 | Digital photo printed on inkjet paper

This piece shows the connection between a mother and her daughter and the protective bond. However, it also asks questions for the viewer and challenges the impact of loss as we grow older. Is it the pressure and loss of beauty with age, or something deeper? The viewer is asked to consider these questions, while reassured by the mother’s embrace.

Hope | Katie Turnbull | $500 | Digital

A young man sits naked on the surf-kissed sand. His small frame faces the horizon, where sky and sea merge in a promise of tomorrow. In this quiet, unguarded moment, innocence meets the infinite—hope reflected in the tides that carry promises to shore.