This selection of my Blue Mountains Photography from my portfolio. As an expert guide and photographer of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, I can license imagery for web, travel, tourism, publication, editorial, fine art, and rent fine art images for Real Estate listing and show home purposes.
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JAYDID PHOTO acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area where many of these images are captured, the Gundungurra, Darug, Wiradjuri, Wanaruah, Darkinjung and Thawawal people, and pay my respects to Elders past, present and future.

Blue Mountains Portfolio

World Heritage views of the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary, and the Jamison Valley at sunrise captured from Echo Point in Katoomba, Blue Mountains, Australia
Sun bursting through the clouds as it rises above the Grose Valley in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
sunrise in the blue mountains from govetts leap in blackheath with a beautiful cloud inversion hugging into the grose valley floor.
The beautiful red, orange and green autumn colours of the Blue Mountains captured from Blackheath in April
Weeping Rock at Wentworth Falls full of tumbling water after the rains fell across the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
The sun rising filtered through a haze of bushfire smoke enveloping Sydney, captured above Echo point, katoomba, Blue mountains Australia.
Iconic view of the Scenic Skyway crossing the Jamison Valley above Katoomba Falls captured from the Scenic Cableway at Scenic World, Blue Mountains
A misty day with plenty of tumbling water. One of the many cascades of the Wentworth falls system of Waterfalls in the Blue Mountains Australia.
The devastation from the 2019/2020 bushfires left its scar across the Grose Valley in Blackheath, Blue Mountains, Australia.
Onlookers view the devastation from the 2019/2020 bushfires across the Grose Valley at Govetts Leap in Blackheath, Blue Mountains, Australia.
The devastation from the 2019/2020 bushfires destroyed much of the forests in the Grose Valley as viewed here from Evans Lookout in Blackheath, Blue Mountains, Australia.
The devastating bushfires and their impact visible in the Jamison Valley, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, Australia. The remaining greenery amazingly untouched by fires where the brown scars of the fires path across the Kedumba is visible.
Epicormic growth sprouts from the trunks of Eucalyptus trees after the 2019 bushfires in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
Stunning purple fronds of the Acanthus leaved Grevillea (Grevillea acacthifolia) captured in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
A beautiful Mountain Devil flower (Lambertia Formosa) captured in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
A yellow tailed Black Cockatoo sits atop a branch in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
A Copper Skink basks in the sunshine in the Blue Mountains, Australia
Morning dew reveals spiders webs hung between the branches of a Hakea bush blackened in the 2019 bushfires. Blue Mountains, Australia
A beautiful brown Tiger Snake elegantly slithers across the rainforest floor in Katoomba, Blue Mountains Australia.
The milky Way rises above the Three Sisters in Katoomba, Blue Mountains, Australia
The heavy flow of water over Weeping Rock in Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains Australia looks stunning once heavy rainfall has passed through.
The majestic tumbling waters of Katoomba falls after heavy rainfall
Sunrise colours spread into the Grose Valley as captured from Govetts Leap Lookout in Blackheath, Blue Mountains Australia
Dawn light appears on the horizon above the Grose Valley from Govetts Leap in Blackheath, Blue Mountains, Australia.
The Three Sisters on a cold Winters morning with a temperature inversion snaking through the Kedumba valley in the distance.
A view of Hanging Rock sitting atop the Grose Valley in the Blue Mountains, Australia.