About Adam Monk

Adam Monk is a landscape and travel photographer with a longstanding passion for the natural environment, he has been traveling and photographing the World’s wild places for over 35 years and the enthusiasm just continues to grow.  

Adam has made many extensive trips throughout the world over the years, and has run many workshops and tours in many locations during this time, helping keen photographers realise stunning images of the natural and cultural beauty of these incredible places.

Adam’s experience of landscape photography stretches back a lifetime to his first trip around Australia in an old Holden Kingswood sedan (Iconic Australian car), a swag (Iconic Australian camp bed) and a collection of ancient small and large format film cameras.

That Kingswood went many places that a Kingswood is not meant to go, but the stunning scenery was worth it and neither Adam nor the Kingswood ever regretted it.

Now things are a bit more comfortable, with a new(ish) 4WD and an offroad camper trailer with an actual bed, modern medium format digital cameras and GPS navigation. But the sense of wonder at the World’s wild and beautiful places has never waned and sharing that magical world with other photographers is one of his greatest pleasures.

For over 13 years Adam ran his own landscape gallery in the historic port city of Fremantle, Western Australia, and his landscape images now grace the walls of literally thousands of homes and offices the world over.

These images show a small slice of the wonder and beauty of the natural world and hopefully remind viewers where we come from and what’s truly important.

In 2018 Adam moved the landscape images business completely online and shut the doors to the gallery, allowing him to focus full time on photography tours that had been a growing part of his business for the previous 10 years.

Since then he has organised and run many photography workshops and photo tours to some of the worlds most wild and beautiful places such as The Kimberley (coming again soon), The Pilbara (Karijini NP), Tasmania, Iceland, Greenland, Japan, Bhutan and Cambodia.

To date Adam has run more than 40 successful dedicated photography tours… and still counting…