There are places that should be on your bucket list. And then there’s Australia.
Belgian Johan Lolos has been traveling around Australia for a year. If his pictures don't make you want to jump on a plane RIGHT NOW you must be CRAZY!
"This is The Pinnacles in Western Australia. The sunset was breathtaking. I was a full moon night. This day I discovered that on the night of the full moon it rises at exactly the same time as the sun sets. The sunset and moon rising: so exciting!"
Johan Lolos / Facebook: lebackpacker / Instagram: @lebackpacker
When Lolos arrived in Australia, he had 500 followers on Instagram. He leaves next week with more than 26,000, following him for fabulous images like this.
"I first visited Uluru in August 2013, but it was raining. So I decided to go back earlier this year for a proper look at the most famous sunrise, sunset and stars in Australia. This is one of the many shots I took."
Johan Lolos / Via Johan Lolos / Facebook: lebackpacker / Instagram: @lebackpacker
Night-time at Uluru, Northern Territory.
"Before I visited Australia, I had never heard of Uluru! Then I saw a photo of the rock and the stars and decided to try for a shot of Uluru and the full arc of the Milky Way. This image is made up of 25 different shots, a 180 degree panorama with 14mm lens, 2.8 aperture taking 30 seconds: then post-production work in Lightroom and Photoshop, hours of work. I'm very pleased with the end result."
Johan Lolos / Facebook: lebackpacker / Instagram: @lebackpacker
Secret spot, Blue Mountains, NSW
"On the way to Cahill's Lookout, I met a girl living in Katoomba who knew a secret spot. It was stunning. The Blue Mountains is perfect for meditation: great nature, amazing lookouts and rolling valleys."
Johan Lolos / Facebook: lebackpacker / Instagram: @lebackpacker
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