D.lind Photography

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D.lind Photography Wildlife, Pet and Landscape Photographer. Certificate of professional photography holder

https://www.dlindphotography.com.au Greetings!

My name is Dylan, and I am a passionate photographer with a focus on wildlife, pets, and landscapes. I hold a certificate in professional photography and am currently pursuing my degree in the field. My love for photography has been a lifelong journey, and I have developed many of my skills under the guidance of my grandfather, who was also a talented photographer. With my experience as a veterinary nurse, I bring a unique perspective to pet photography, allowing me to capture the essence of your beloved animals in a way that few can. I operate as a mobile photographer, which means I do not have a traditional studio; instead, I come to you, whether that’s in the comfort of your home or at your pet’s favourite outdoor spot. I offer a variety of special packages that include high-quality digital photos and professional edits to ensure you receive stunning images. Moreover, I provide end-of-life photography services, approaching this delicate subject with the utmost compassion and understanding. My background in veterinary care equips me to handle these moments with sensitivity, ensuring that both you and your pet feel valued and respected during this time. If you are interested in any photography services, please don’t hesitate to contact me!

Please vote for me in theWWF photography for nature competition! Follow the link below and vote in the wild things categ...
01/10/2026

Please vote for me in the
WWF photography for nature competition! Follow the link below and vote in the wild things category. https://
photographyfornature.com.a u/contestant/5208?
contest=2 Voting is once every 24hrs, please share with your friends.

Please vote for me in theWWF photography for nature competition! Follow the link below and vote in the wildlife category...
01/10/2026

Please vote for me in the
WWF photography for nature competition! Follow the link below and vote in the wildlife category. https://
photographyfornature.com.a u/contestant/5200?
contest=l Voting is once every 24hrs, please share with your friends.

Part 3. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greate...
18/09/2026

Part 3. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greater recognition. The park encompasses remarkable features including the scenic vistas overlooking Stingray Harbour, the distinctive Seven Ribs sculptures that evoke both the vessel form of the HMB Endeavour and skeletal whale structures, and the historically significant site of Captain Cook’s landing. This exceptional destination merits inclusion on any visitor’s itinerary.

Part 2. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greate...
18/09/2026

Part 2. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greater recognition. The park encompasses remarkable features including the scenic vistas overlooking Stingray Harbour, the distinctive Seven Ribs sculptures that evoke both the vessel form of the HMB Endeavour and skeletal whale structures, and the historically significant site of Captain Cook’s landing. This exceptional destination merits inclusion on any visitor’s itinerary.

Part 1. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greate...
17/09/2026

Part 1. Kamay Botany Bay National Park, situated in Kurnell, represents an underappreciated natural gem worthy of greater recognition. The park encompasses remarkable features including the scenic vistas overlooking Stingray Harbour, the distinctive Seven Ribs sculptures that evoke both the vessel form of the HMB Endeavour and skeletal whale structures, and the historically significant site of Captain Cook’s landing. This exceptional destination merits inclusion on any visitor’s itinerary.

Observed a young male superb fairy wren displaying emerging brilliant blue plumage, marking his transition to adult colo...
16/09/2026

Observed a young male superb fairy wren displaying emerging brilliant blue plumage, marking his transition to adult coloration. He foraged alongside a diverse flock in a grassy area, demonstrating typical social behavior. The vibrant blue coloration represents a significant developmental milestone, indicating his maturation and breeding readiness.

Taren Point Shorebird Reserve is a charming hidden treasure within the shire, offering a delightful walk that provides v...
11/09/2026

Taren Point Shorebird Reserve is a charming hidden treasure within the shire, offering a delightful walk that provides views of the Captain Cook Bridge (constructed in 1965) alongside stunning scenery. A brief stroll leads you to the heritage-listed oyster jetty, a historical landmark. Once a significant jetty established in the 1950s and 60s for oyster farmers to unload their daily catch, it now serves as a nesting area for both local and migratory birds.

Lucky to have encountered these two laughing kookaburras so near to each other. One is an adult, and the other looks you...
10/09/2026

Lucky to have encountered these two laughing kookaburras so near to each other. One is an adult, and the other looks younger, judging by its features. Both were actively foraging for their next meal.

Spotted this absolutely gorgeous Eastern Rosella (Platycercus eximius) taking in the view. When the sun hit his colours ...
07/09/2026

Spotted this absolutely gorgeous Eastern Rosella (Platycercus eximius) taking in the view. When the sun hit his colours he shone against the dark eucalyptus leaves, however I now have the famous song stuck in my head.

The Cape Solander Trail is a breathtaking hike and definitely worthwhile. The scenery and wildlife are truly outstanding...
04/09/2026

The Cape Solander Trail is a breathtaking hike and definitely worthwhile. The scenery and wildlife are truly outstanding and something that can be enjoyed by anyone, if you’re lucky you might spot a whale or you can find the sea caves.

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Sydney, NSW

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Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

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