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Best-Selling Landscape Photography

Here you'll find my best-selling fine art landscape and seascape photographs - the images that have resonated most with collectors and nature lovers around the world. These timeless scenes, captured in breathtaking locations such as Australia, Japan, and Italy, showcase the beauty and drama of nature at its finest.

Each photograph is available as a premium-quality print in a variety of formats, ready to enhance your home, office, or personal collection. Browse the collection and choose a piece that speaks to you.

landscapes stock photography | Abandoned Farmhouse (The Burra Homestead), Burra, South Australia (SA), Australia, Image ID AU-BURRA-ABANDONED-FARMHOUSE-0001. This abandoned farmhouse near Burra in South Australia was first photographed by famous Australian landscape photographer Ken Duncan and featured on Midnight Oil's cover of Diesel and Dust. After that a lot of photographers go on their pilgrimage to that place. It's located 3 km north of Burra, on the Barrier Highway, just next to the road. This old homestead at the foot of the Mt Lofty Ranges was abandoned long ago by smallholders unable to sustain a livelihood on this rain-starved land.

Abandoned Farmhouse (The Burra Homestead)
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landscapes stock photography | Red Australian Rural Road With Clouds in Blue Sky, NSW Outback, Australia, Image ID AU-OUTBACK-0001. Red earth and blue sky - the Australian Outback. The Outback is one of those rare experiences that taps into the very essence of the Australian heritage. The NSW Outback provides a unique Australian experience that brings visitors in contact with the ancient and spectacular landscape of the Outback. Here you'll find rugged beauty, vivid red earth, bright blue skies, endless horizons and prolific native wildlife.

Red Australian Rural Road With Clouds in Blue Sky
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australia stock photography | Fire Show at Crown Casino, South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Image ID AU-MELBOURNE-0003. The Gas Brigades, also called Fireballs, is a show on the banks of the Yarra River outside the Crown Casino on the South Bank, Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Computer controlled fireballs are released from eight ten meters high towers at night time. The Fire display timing at the Casino Melbourne display occurs every hour right on the hour from Monday to Friday starting at 9:00 pm till Midnight. On Saturday and Sunday the fire display starts from 8:00 pm till Midnight. (Please note that the Gas Brigade operation is subject to weather conditions on the day and during summer time if there is a Total Fire Ban declarations, the show will not take place. Display times are subject to seasonal changes).

Fire Show at Crown Casino
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australia stock photography | Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House at Sunset, Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-HARBOUR-BRIDGE-0001. A beautiful picture of The Harbour Bridge and The Sydney Opera House at sunset. They are the two most famous Sydney and Australian icons and are well known all over the world. And the wharf near the Luna Park in Milsons Point is one of the best places to photograph the Harbour Bridge. Dark grey paint on the harbour bridge turned vermillion red due to very low sun.

Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House at Sunset
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australia stock photography | Sydney Harbour Bridge before Sunrise, A View from Blues Point Reserve, Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-HARBOUR-BRIDGE-0038. Panoramic image of the Sydney Harbour Bridge at twilight before all highlights were turned off as it was seen from the Blues Point Reserve in North Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Sydney Harbour Bridge before Sunrise
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australia stock photography | Sydney Harbour Bridge at Sunrise, A View from Blues Point Reserve, Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-HARBOUR-BRIDGE-0040. Amazing panoramic image of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House right before sunrise as it was seen from the Blues Point Reserve in North Sydney, NSW, Australia. The sky was in all hues from red, purple, orange and yellow turning the entire scene into magical place.

Sydney Harbour Bridge at Sunrise
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australia stock photography | Sydney Harbour Bridge and Vivid Sunset, Observatory Hill, Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-HARBOUR-BRIDGE-0042. Panoramic image of The Sydney Harbour Bridge as it was seen from the Observatory Hill during vivid yellow and pink sunset.

Sydney Harbour Bridge and Vivid Sunset
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australia stock photography | Harbour Bridge at Sunset from Luna Park, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-HARBOUR-BRIDGE-0004.

Harbour Bridge at Sunset from Luna Park
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australia stock photography | Beautiful and Dramatic Sunrise Over Sydney Opera House, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-OPERA-HOUSE-0033. Panoramic fine art photo of the beautiful and dramatic sunrise over The Opera House in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Beautiful and Dramatic Sunrise Over Sydney Opera House
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australia stock photography | Sydney Opera House at Sunrise, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-OPERA-HOUSE-0034. Stock image of the Opera House in Sydney, NSW, Australia at sunrise right before the street lights were switched off.

Sydney Opera House at Sunrise
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australia stock photography | Sydney Opera House on a Rainy Morning, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID AU-SYDNEY-OPERA-HOUSE-0035. The Sydney Opera House on a cloudy and rainy morning with dramatic clouds above while city lights are still shining.

Sydney Opera House on a Rainy Morning
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landscapes stock photography | Panoramic View from Barrenjoey Lookout, Palm Beach, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID PALM-BEACH-BARRENJOEY-0006. Barrenjoey Headland Walk is a fantastic walk for those wanting a great walk on Sydney's northern beaches. Barrenjoey Lookout along this track offers fantastic views of the central coast, Palm Beach and the South Pacific Ocean.

Panoramic View from Barrenjoey Lookout
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portfolio stock photography | The Sydney City Skyline, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID SYDNEY-IN-SQUARE-0001. Magnificent black and white photo of the Sydney city skyline from the walking path along the shore of Sydney harbour near Mrs Macquarie's Chair in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

The Sydney City Skyline
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landscapes stock photography | Wallace's Hut on a Sunny Day, Falls Creek, Victoria, Australia, Image ID AU-FALLS-CREEK-WALLACES-HUT-0003. Wallace's Hut is the oldest of the Cattleman's huts still standing in the Alpine National Park and is classified under the National Trust. It was built from slabs of snowgum by the Wallace Brothers in 1889 and is located along the Bogong High Plains Road, 7.7 kms from the Rocky Valley storage dam wall. In the 1930's its woolly butt roof shingles were replaced by the SEC when it was taken over as a workers' hut. Wallace Hut is today the perfect spot for a picnic amongst the snowgums and is used today as an emergency shelter for hikers.

Wallace's Hut on a Sunny Day
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landscapes stock photography | Craig's Hut at Sunset, Alpine National Park, Mansfield, Victoria, Australia, Image ID AU-MANSFIELD-CRAIGS-HUT-0001. Craig's Hut is located on Clear Hills near Mt.Stirling in the Alpine National Park in Victoria, and was built especially for the film 'The Man from Snowy River' in 1981. It was called Craig's after the lead actor, Jim Craig (played by Tom Burlinson) and re-used in the sequel. On 11 December 2006 the Craig's Hut was burnt down by wild fire. Hut has now been rebuilt by volunteers under the guidance of builder Craig Ogier. However Craig Ogier was criticised because the new hut was built with slightly different design from the original one.

Craig's Hut at Sunset
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portfolio stock photography | Flow and Motion #1, Narrabeen, Sunny, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Image ID FLOW-AND-MOTION-0001. Abstract panoramic photo of layers of sand, water and sky on the Narrabeen beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia on a sunny day.

Flow and Motion #1, Narrabeen, Sunny
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japan stock photography | First Light at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Arashiyama, Kyoto, Kansai, Honshu, Japan, Image ID JP-KYOTO-0002.

First Light at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
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japan stock photography | Ten Thousands of Red Gates (Torii) are in Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto, Kansai, Honshu, Japan, Image ID JP-KYOTO-0003.

Ten Thousands of Red Gates (Torii) are in Fushimi Inari Shrine
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landscapes stock photography | Hanging Rock at Sunrise, Baltzer Lookout, Blackheath, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia, Image ID HANGING-ROCK-BLUE-MOUNTAINS-0006. The walk to Baltzer Lookout rewards you with excellent scenery and a view over the stunning Hanging Rock (aka the Finger). A huge, overhanging block of sandstone over 100m high, jutting out into the Grose Valley, has become detached from the main cliff. It has featured in many calendars and climbing photos, and was also the site of the main climbing scene in 'The Edge' movie.

Hanging Rock at Sunrise
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landscapes stock photography | The Three Sisters at Sunset, Echo Point, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia, Image ID THREE-SISTERS-BLUE-MOUNTAINS-0003. The Three Sisters is the Blue Mountains' most spectacular landmark and a famous rock formation and is located at Echo Point, Katoomba, NSW, Australia. Offering panoramic views into the Jamison Valley, these three prominent rocky pinnacles on the edge of the escarpment at Echo Point have become an iconic symbol for the Blue Mountains. The Three Sisters can be viewed from the main lookout or the Queen Elizabeth or Prince of Wales Lookouts on the lower levels. A walk from behind the Visitor Information Centre will lead you to the top of the Three Sisters via Honeymoon Bridge from the Giant Stairway.

The Three Sisters at Sunset
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landscapes stock photography | The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park, WA, Australia, Image ID AU-WA-PINNACLES-0004.

The Pinnacles
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landscapes stock photography | Lake Pamamaroo at Dusk, Kinchega National Park, NSW, Australia, Image ID AU-LAKE-PAMAMAROO-0001.

Lake Pamamaroo at Dusk
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landscapes stock photography | McWay Falls after Sunset, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, Big Sur, Monterey County, California, USA, Image ID BIG-SUR-CALIFORNIA-USA-0001. McWay Falls is one of those hidden California treasures and incredibly scenic waterfall located thirty minutes south of Big Sur in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. McWay Creek drops 84 feet off a cliff onto the beach nestled in a pretty little cove. The overlook view of the cove where the waterfall drops, is stunning to say the least. Unfortunately, you cannot get down onto the scenic beach (legally), as the cliffs are too crumbly and dangerous to descend (and if you try it, be prepared to receive a very hefty fine). The bright green water and white sands has many people think this is an image from Hawaii! That beach makes you want to just get your chair, drinks and take out from Mike's Cafe and sit right down by the waterfall. Another great place to be on a Friday afternoon. The view is stunning, and the waterfall is alluring and out of reach.

McWay Falls after Sunset
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landscapes stock photography | Zabriskie Point, Death Valley, California, USA, Image ID US-DEATH-VALLEY-0006. Sunrise creates an interesting play of light and shadow on the badlands at Zabriskie Point in Death Valley National Park, California, USA.

Zabriskie Point
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landscapes stock photography | Sunrise at The Twelve Apostles, The Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia, Image ID APOST-0030. Sunrise at The Twelve Apostles along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia after a storm.

Sunrise at The Twelve Apostles
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This gallery of fine art landscape and nature photography represents my best selling body of work and perhaps some of the photographs I'm most proud of. Each piece of fine art is hand-crafted using the highest quality printing materials available, including Fine Art Acrylic, Hahnemuhle Fine Art Paper, ChromaLuxe Metal and 100% cotton and acid free canvas.

All of my fine art landscape photography prints are custom made and meet very high standards of presentation. I assume that any print that is made will be ready for a gallery wall. These photographs are best selling because they have consistently proven the test of time and are real crowd pleasers. Custom sizes and mediums are available upon request and discounts are offered for multiple orders.

About the Artist

I'm Ilya Genkin - an internationally recognised Australian landscape and fine art photographer based in Sydney. My passion for capturing the beauty of nature and our world translates into striking photographic prints that bring life, emotion, and inspiration to any space. From tranquil seascapes to dramatic mountainscapes, each image is a reflection of my vision and dedication to the art of photography.

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Fine Art Landscape Photography Prints

Explore my extensive collection of fine art prints - crafted with the highest-quality materials to suit every style and budget. Whether you're looking for a luxurious, ready-to-hang piece or a beautifully printed work to frame yourself, each photograph is available in several premium formats: Gallery-quality Fine Art Paper Prints - ready for framing, and Professional Canvas Prints - classic and timeless texture.

Each artwork is meticulously printed and made-to-order to ensure you receive a piece that elevates your home, office, or commercial space.

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Artworks for Interior Designers, Home Stylists, and Architects

I collaborate with interior designers, home stylists, and architects to create bespoke wall art tailored to your project's aesthetic and colour palette. Prints can be customised and sized to complement your space perfectly. All pieces are made-to-order, and pricing varies based on size, quantity, and shipping.

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Why Choose Ilya Genkin Photography?

By choosing my work, you're not just acquiring exceptional art - you're supporting an independent Australian artist and contributing to a vibrant local creative community. Every purchase directly helps sustain and grow this craft, bringing authentic and meaningful art into your life.

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