Scott Moore Photography

31/10/2026

Castlereagh School — A little piece of local history.

Built in 1878–1879 and designed by architect George Allen Mansfield, Upper Castlereagh Public School educated local children in a single classroom for almost a century. Its distinctive brickwork and steep roof remain a familiar reminder of the district’s rural past.

Bringing an old photograph together with my current image shows just how much of its character has survived through the generations.

Keep Smiling 😁
Scotty ❤️
www.ScottMoore.Photography

27/10/2026

WSI is underway… and the birds around Greendale have grown somewhat! ✈️😂

Where once I sat patiently photographing the local birdlife, I’m now spotting a much larger species, the silver-bellied Jetstar. Easily identified by its orange markings and a call you can hear well before it arrives!

Western Sydney International boasts a 3.7km runway and operates curfew-free, 24 hours a day. That’s quite the upgrade from a fence post and a gum tree. 🌳

A new chapter above familiar paddocks. The cows seem less impressed than the photographer.

Keep smiling 😁
Scotty

23/10/2026

A river that spent ages carving through stone, holding the last light like gold.

Nepean Gorge - you don’t have to travel far to feel a world away.

Have a great weekend
Scotty
www.ScottMoore.Photography

18/10/2026

A beautiful spring weekend, a camera in hand, and the tough job of narrowing it down to just 10 favourites!

These are my top 10 moments from a weekend spent slowing down...

Swipe through and let me know your favourite.

Keep smiling,
Scotty 😊
www.ScottMoore.Photography

17/10/2026

15/10/2026

Some moments are simply too big to stay inside the frame.

For me, photography is about capturing something you can feel. The power of the ocean, the stillness of a landscape, or a fleeting moment you wish could last forever.

I stood before it for a moment.
May you stand before it for years
and still find something new to feel.

It’s not just a PHOTO. It’s an EMOTION

Keep smiling,
Scotty
www.scottmoore.photography

14/10/2026

Somewhere beneath that blanket of mist, Belmore Falls keeps its own time.

Water spills over ancient sandstone, finding its way through a valley that feels a million miles from the roads and cafés of nearby Robertson. The trees crowd the cliff edges, the shadows hold their secrets, and the fog decides how much you’re allowed to see.

There’s a wonderful sense of being small in a place like this. The kind that quietens your thoughts and makes you forget to check the time.

A little light, a little mystery, and a reminder that a grey day can still give you something extraordinary.

Keep smiling 😁
Scotty