Ingrid Hendriksen Photography

01/06/2026

Some places invite you to simply pause and reflect. Drifting above Australia’s salt lakes, watching their colours stretch across the landscape, I am reminded of how vast, beautiful and fleeting our moments can be. In the stillness of these remote places, there is a quiet sense of wonder, gratitude and connection to the land below. " THE LIVING COLOURS OF SALT AND EARTH "

18/05/2026

Thrilled to share that I’ll be part of the opening exhibition of the new Community Art Gallery in the Whitsundays. A beautiful new space celebrating creativity, connection, and the incredible talent within our region.

I’ll be exhibiting a selection of my aerial photographs of Australia — landscapes seen from above that reveal the colours, patterns, and beauty of this remarkable country.

A wonderful milestone for the Whitsundays creative community, and I’m looking forward to sharing this special opening with fellow artists and visitors alike.
Creative Connections Whitsunday

What: Community Gallery Official Opening When: 6pm-8pm Thursday 4 June 2026 Where: 192 Main Street, Proserpine RSVP: Free and open to all. RSVP by Tuesday 2 June Creative Connections Whitsundays (CCW) invites local businesses, community partners, and the wider public to be part of a landmark cultura...

11/05/2026

Honoured and excited to share that my Gold winning aerial photography series “ALTITUDE 3.500ft, will be part of the 2024/2025 Tokyo International Foto Awards Exhibition in Tokyo, alongside international award-winning photographers.

A wonderful opportunity to showcase the colours, patterns and landscapes of our beautiful Australia from above on the international stage.

If you are in Tokyo from May 26–31, I would love you to visit the exhibition at Le Deco Gallery is open to the public and free to attend. https://www.tokyofotoawards.jp/join-us-for-the-20242025-winners-exhibition-in-tokyo/

09/05/2026

The remote Western Australian coastline near Exmouth seen at around 2.500 ft, is a remarkable meeting place of reef, desert and salt country.

04/05/2026

Near Gladstone, above a few clouds tidal channels wind through coastal flats, shaped daily by the push and pull of the sea. These branching waterways carry sediment and nutrients, supporting the green mangroves that line their edges.
An ever-changing system, driven by tides, water flow, and shifting sands.

01/05/2026

A short drive from Airlie Beach to the at 99.6% capacity Peter Faust Dam, on a rainy day, still looking beautiful !!

25/04/2026

On ANZAC Day, a quiet reminder of the enduring spirit and depth of this land we call home.
Five aerial outback landscapes capturing the sheer scale of the land from above.
A vast, unfolding view where sweeping forms and distant ranges meet bold greens, deep reds, and burnt oranges.
The perspective reveals the true grandeur of the outback—powerful, expansive, and ever-changing.

23/04/2026

“THE LIVING DESERT
Aerial photograph , From above the shores of Lake Eyre, crusted salt formations gather like a quiet field of desert flowers. Shaped by retreating water and mineral traces, each bloom is fleeting—an intricate moment where harshness softens into delicate, organic beauty.
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21/04/2026

Aerial views of Queensland’s Moreton Bay and the Great Sandy Strait .
Shifting tides and sandbanks forming ever-changing patterns — a landscape in constant motion.

15/04/2026

Excited to share, fresh from the sky to the gallery !!
A selection of new limited edition prints has just landed on my website—captured during our recent journey across Australia’s ever-changing landscapes. With flood-fed desert textures, these pieces reveal those fleeting, unseen marvels only visible from above.
Each print is released in a strictly limited edition.
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LIMITED EDITIONS; AWARD WINNING ART WORKS. CONTACT ME FOR PRICING, PRINTING, FRAMING AND SIZING. PRICES OF THESE WORKS ARE FROM $1550,-