Darwin in Photos

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Elise Derwin left her hometown city of Sydney in 2010. Wanting to escape the noise and traffic, she headed to the Northern Territory to work on a buffalo hunting camp in Arnhem Land. Elise then moved to Darwin in 2011 and began work as a staff photographer at NT News, before pursuing an award-winning career as a press photographer. She now works as a full-time freelance photographer and has been published widely in newspapers and magazines across Australia.

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A new collection of inspiring images that celebrate Darwin, Australia, at an excellent price

Résumé
With a seemingly endless summer, Darwin, in the northern-most state of Australia, is a place where just about everything happens outside. The city’s beaches, foreshores and open spaces are home to a mixture of cultural, art and music festivals, as well as markets and outdoor cinemas. The wild weather and surrounding country also make Darwin an exciting place to live; you might see surfers braving rough conditions and box jellyfish at Nightcliff Foreshore, or hikers dodging a scrub fire on their way to Kakadu National Park. It’s worth meeting this friendly community of laidback locals – just keep an eye out for crocodiles.
 
Darwin in Photos showcases images of Darwin’s many ‘faces’ – both iconic places and hidden gems. See the city through a travel photographer’s eyes and you’ll surely appreciate why Darwin is one of Australia’s most culturally rich and scenic cities.