My name is Nathan Sawaya. I am a 22-year-old travel photographer based in the beautiful city of Melbourne, Australia. After discovering photography as a hobby at the age of 12, my love of taking photos has blossomed into a fulfilling career. With a passion for epic landscapes and adventure, I am best known for my ability to tell stories through my photos.
One of the most impressive monoliths in the world, Uluru rises 348 metres above the surrounding desert plain and is located right at the heart of Australia. This spectacular natural formation has towered over the Australian outback for over 500 million years. I still remember the first time I saw Uluru. You can feel a powerful presence the moment you set eyes on it...
Australia’s red centre is one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the world – and with that title comes a lot of discoveries to be had. There are stunning pristine swimholes like Ormiston Gorge to dip your feet in (if you dare), mixed with vast red desert landscapes throughout the West Macdonnell Ranges. This region is the perfect weekend trip for those from the...
When I reflect on all the amazing spots I’ve visited in Australia, there is one location that stands head and shoulders above the rest in terms of wow factor. The Nullarbor Plain is an arid terrain stretching between Norseman in Western Australia and Ceduna in South Australia. I visited the Nullarbor Plain back in 2021 when me and a few friends decided to roadtrip...
Famous of its prolific native wildlife and dramatic coastal scenery, Kangaroo Island is a popular holiday destination among South Australians. Sitting 14 kilometres off the coast of South Australia, Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third largest island and is home to approximately 4,200 residents. I went on a magical trip to Kangaroo Island last year and I was blown...
Welcome to a hiker’s paradise, where a network of trails winds past soaring sandstone ridges, charming mountain towns, ancient aboriginal rock art and powerful cascades. The world heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park is located only one hour West from the Sydney CBD, making it the perfect day trip from the city. I’ve been to the Blue Mountains twice in the...
Mungo National Park is one of the world’s most significant archaeological sites and is a special meeting place for the elders and caretakers of this land since the Dreamtime. Located at the southern gateway to New South Wales Outback, the Walls of China at Mungo National Park is one of the major natural attractions of the region. I was fortunate enough to visit...
If you want to see white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, rugged red outback desert, unrivalled marine life and the world’s longest fringing reef, you need to visit the Coral Coast. Stretching over 1,100km across Western Australia, this unique coastline is the only place in Australia where you can experience both humpback and whale shark swims and they’re...
It’s no secret that I love living in Melbourne. Aside from being crowned the “World’s Most Liveable City” for seven years in a row, Melbourne is Australia’s cultural melting pot. Known for it’s thriving arts scene, café lined alleyways and world famous sporting events, I guarantee you won’t run out of things to see in Melbourne. I’ve lived here long enough know...