Landscape photography panoramas - Australian landscape photography has always been about the wide open spaces of this wonderful country. While much landscape photography is taken with a relatively even aspect ratio (height to width) the expansive vistas of the outback are often best captured with panoramic photography.

Standing on the steep banks of the Darling River at a bend in the river with the gnarly roots anchoring the River Red-Gum to the banks is a fine example. The shear expansive nature of the river is represented in a truer fashion using the wider field of view. In a similar way, standing atop the Jump-Ups of Sturt National Park looking across the ancient waterways weaving their way through the vast plains of outback New South Wales