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Louise Denton is a passionate Northern Territory landscape photographer
http://www.louisedenton.com

03/09/2026

2027 calendars are out in the wild! 🎉
So, where can you find them around Darwin?

If you'd like to pick one up in person, you can currently find my 2027 Darwin & the Top End Territory calendars at:

📍 The Bookshop Darwin (Smith Street Mall, Darwin)
📍 Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre (Cnr Bennett + Smith, Darwin)
📍 Parliament House Gift Shop
📍 Botanic Gardens Gift Shop
📍 The Local (Parap Village)
📍 Fetch (Stuart Hwy, Berrimah opposite Harvey Norman)
📍 Nextra, Casuarina Square
📍 My Showroom 2/468 Stuart Highway, Winnellie

And of course, you can also order online.

Each calendar features a collection of my Top End landscape photography - a little piece of the NT to enjoy on the wall all year!

They make an easy-to-post Territory gift for friends and family interstate or overseas.

Tag someone who needs their 2027 calendar - or save this post so you know where to find one! ❤️

02/09/2026

They’re HERE! 🎉 My 2027 calendars have officially landed in Darwin!

And that means one thing… a very busy couple of days getting them out into the world. 😂

A HUGE thank you to everyone who pre-ordered! I hope you enjoy your freebies 😃

They’re now starting to appear at my local stockists too.

Tomorrow I’ll share exactly where you can find them around Darwin, plus how to order yours directly from me.

2027 calendars are officially out in the wild! 🥰

01/09/2026

I have a lot of people’s dream job.
And yes… I know how lucky I am!

But there was never really a master plan for how to turn landscape photography into a full-time living.

When I started, success looked like having my own gallery. I eventually achieved that goal… and then discovered that actually, it wasn’t for me.

These days, success looks much more like having the freedom to keep creating, getting out on adventures, connecting with people, making beautiful artwork and running a business that allows me to keep doing all of those things.

The business has constantly evolved to align with the life I now want.

Some ideas work. Some don’t. There are great years, difficult months, cash-flow headaches, long days and plenty of figuring things out as I go.

But after 15 years of Louise Denton Photography and 12 years doing it full-time…. I think that’s probably one of the biggest things I’ve learnt:

There isn’t one formula for making a creative business work. You keep learning, adapting and building something that works, for where you are at.

And apparently, sometimes you work 80 hours a week so you don’t have to work 40. 😂

Would you still call it a dream job?

31/08/2026

Yes... I'm STILL slowly working my way deeper into the Bungles images!
Eventually I'll make it to Broome... 😝

This image was captured with the drone on evening 3 of our 10-day hike. Our campsite was just below where this image was taken, and from the ground we couldn't see that distant cloud.

And for me, the cloud makes the image!

I know I always ramble on about how much I love clouds, but this is a perfect example of why! The darker background creates a beautiful natural contrast against the section of ochre cliff catching the sunlight.

I suspect that patch of light was also being created by clouds somewhere behind and to the left of me... completely out of sight from the ground. You just don't get this kind of light, depth and contrast from a perfectly clear sky.

There are still so many photographs and stories to come... another seven days of Purnululu, for starters!

This is just one photograph from Day 3. The last Bungles newsletter included somewhere around 30–40 images from that day alone. Including: finished photography from my camera and drone, alongside all the iPhone happy snaps and behind-the-scenes moments from the hike.

Each week, my newsletter subscribers are getting the full journey - finished photographs, hiking stories, BTS snaps and all the little moments that simply don't fit onto social media.

If you'd like to come along for the rest of the Bungles adventure, join my newsletter via the link in my bio.

Next chapter: Day 4 - landing in inboxes this weekend!

28/08/2026

Apparently having a huge backlog of photographs still waiting to be edited isn't enough to stop me going out and creating a few more... 😂

As you're reading this, I'm somewhere off-track in the south of Litchfield National Park... even though I already have months of work to go through the images I already have.

I just can't help myself! If the opportunity presents itself - I do my best to get out there!

Getting out bush exploring - it's what I live for. Carrying everything I need on my back. Seeing what the landscape is doing at this particular moment in the season... This walk is exploratory (I've never been here before, and neither have any of our group!). Hopefully I come home with photographs that capture a little piece of the adventure.

One of the things I love most about the Top End is how dramatically it changes throughout the year. I want my photography to show the details of this. Not just the iconic places at the iconic times, but the landscapes through every season.

So yes... I'm adding a few more files to the backlog!

Check out what four days of food looks like. I've recently shared what my camera set up looks like on a hike.... gives you an idea, if you're not used to carrying a pack in remote areas!

27/08/2026

This is why I still can’t get enough of the Top End!

I like to think I’ve seen a lot of it… but somehow there’s always more! Each adventure reminds me how much there is to experience.

This is a look at my 4 day trip from last week - with darwinbushwalkingclub and led by Sebastien of NoTraces Bushwalking

Hidden waterfalls. Pristine swimming holes. Incredible campsites. Beautiful sunsets. And a LOT of swimming and pack floating! Such a unique experience.

After all these years, the Top End still has surprises!

Did I ever mention how much I love it here?! 🤪❤️

26/08/2026

Choosing the perfect finish!

Every photograph responds differently to various printing and framing methods. Some images come to life on Aluminium HD, others suit the softer finish of canvas, while many look timeless as a traditionally framed print.

With so many options available, a range of sizes, and hundreds of images to choose from, knowing what to choose can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. I get it!

After printing and framing my work for over 15 years, I've developed a good feel for which presentation styles really bring out the best in each photograph. So, I've come up with a new idea that I'll be gradually rolling out across my website.

You'll start to see **Louise's Recommendation** on some product images, like pictured here in this post.

I'll share my favourite presentation style and explain why I think it suits that particular image. My hope is that it takes a little of the guesswork out of choosing artwork for your home or workplace.

Swipe through to see the first two examples:
Painterly at East Point
The Tree of Resilience, Nightcliff

If you have any images you'd like me to make recommendations for, let me know in the comments and I can prioritise digging through my phone for images of different presentations styles I've done over the years!

I hope this helps you choose your artwork.

25/08/2026

Photography on a multi-day hike works a little differently to heading out for a local sunset shoot!

Normally I’d carry a dedicated camera backpack, but when I’m hiking for several days, my pack obviously also needs to hold my tent, food, water - everything I need to survive out bush!

I have a system!

My camera gear travels safely inside an F-Stop ICU (Internal Camera Unit). This is then bagged in a dry bag, inside my hiking pack (padded out with my PJs and clean un**es!).

Once I reach camp and head off to photograph sunrise or sunset, the big pack stays in the tent and my F-Stop ICU becomes my little portable camera suitcase. 😂

I tend to move around a LOT when I’m photographing- trying different compositions, climbing over rocks and following the changing light. I usually just carry my camera on the tripod and move the ICU around with me… which I pack with what I need for the couple of hours.

It’s one of those little systems I’ve developed over years of combining two things I love: multi-day hiking + landscape photography.

Any other hikers out there have little systems you’ve perfected over the years?

24/08/2026

Where’s Dad’s special NT place?!

Maybe it’s where he loves to fish. A favourite beach. A waterfall he’s visited for years. Somewhere the family used to camp. Or simply a part of the Territory that feels like home.

With Father’s Day coming up, I’ve been thinking about some smaller, gift-friendly artworks I can make over the next couple of weeks - and rather than me guessing what will be favourites - I thought I'd ask here! Where is meaningful for your dads?

I already have a selection of ready-to-go gifts in stock. I've got acrylic blocks, framed pieces, books and jigsaw puzzles - swipe to see! I'll be making a few more in different images, sizes and frame finishes before Father’s Day.

Because sometimes the best gift isn't just a beautiful photograph, it's the meaning and memories behind it.

So - let me know in the comments! Where is it?!

22/08/2026

Three months with the keys already! 😱

My little showroom and workshop is still VERY much a work in progress!

There’s always new artwork appearing on the walls, so if you haven’t visited yet, come and say hello to Pepper and me! 🐾

📍 2/468 Stuart Highway, Winnellie, Darwin

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Shed 2, 468 Stuart Highway (Glasstech Lot, Next To Vinnies)
Darwin City, NT
0820

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http://www.louisedenton.com/

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