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Magic hour falls over Kakadu, Northern Territory, with the cool waters of upper Waterfall Creek sitting high on the escarpment like a natural infinity pool.

Mid-autumn in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, and the vines are on show with brilliant golden yellow highlighting the rolling contours of the relief.

Reflected in a quiet pool, the cold shadows of Fiordland creep over Milford Sound, New Zealand, as the last rays of the sun slip through the seaward opening to brush the peaks with a final stroke of colour.

The shallow clear waters of Geographe Bay in Western Australia invite a cooling dip on a hot summer day.

The first light of dawn reveals Aoraki Karaehe (Mt Cook ‘glass’), the mountains of the west coast of the South Island reflected in the ‘mirror lake’, Lake Matheson, New Zealand.

Late afternoon red and pink hues of sunlight illuminate the peak of Cradle Mountain in Tasmania’s high country, with the cool anticipation of dusk mirrored in the cold clear waters of Dove Lake.