Dylan Knight Photography · Sunshine Coast, Australia

Landscape & Astrophotography by Dylan Knight

Australian photographer and educator working across landscape, seascape, night-sky and deep-sky photography. Explore the photographs, documented projects and practical knowledge developed since 2016.

Milky Way arch above snow-covered mountains and an alpine lake, photographed by Dylan Knight
Night-sky photography · Dylan Knight
01 / Selected photographs

From the landscape to the night sky

Landscape, seascape, nightscape and deep-sky work form the core of Dylan Knight Photography. This is a small selection; the full portfolios carry the broader body of work.

Long-exposure waterfall in rainforest at Lamington National Park, photographed by Dylan Knight
Landscape Lamington National Park · QLD
Dramatic sunrise and breaking waves over the rocky coast at Coolum, photographed by Dylan Knight
Seascape Coolum · Sunshine Coast
Milky Way rising above Uluru at night, photographed by Dylan Knight
Nightscape Uluru · Northern Territory
M45 Pleiades and surrounding interstellar dust photographed and processed by Dylan Knight
Deep sky M45 · Pleiades
Dylan Knight with a camera and tripod
03 / About Dylan

Photographing since 2016

I'm a landscape and astrophotography photographer based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. What began with learning a Nikon D3400 grew into landscape, seascape and night-sky work, then into photography education across Australia and New Zealand.

I've taught more than 300 photographers, worked as a Nikon School Instructor and received Certified Professional Photographer certification through PPAQ. My photography has also received national and international recognition, including finalist recognition in the 2026 Astrophotography Prize and selection for print in Shared Sky: Photos of Our Universe at Chabot Space & Science Center in California.

300+ photographers taught Nikon School Instructor CPP · PPAQ
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04 / Photography education

Small groups. Practical field work.

Over several years, I've taught more than 300 photographers through practical field coaching, image review and editing. Multi-day groups are generally capped at four so there is time for individual help rather than simply moving a crowd between locations.

Future workshops are released selectively across Australia and New Zealand. The workshop page explains the approach and lets you register interest in the locations you would most like to photograph.

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