Our Story

Lost Roads was born to capture the feeling of being out there — miles from anywhere.

A man with tattoos, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and black sleeveless shirt, squats over an open campfire with three cast iron pots cooking. The outdoor setting is a dry, grassy area with trees and parked cars in the background.

Lost Roads Imagery began from a simple love of getting out there — chasing red dirt tracks, quiet camps, and moments you can’t find on the main road.

I’ve spent years exploring Australia’s backcountry, camera in hand, trying to capture what it really feels like to be out in it — the dust, the silence, the light that hits different after a long day on the road.

Photography became my way of sharing those moments. Every shot has a story — a road taken, a storm chased, a sunrise waited for.

Lost Roads Imagery is about more than photos. It’s about the pull of the open road, the beauty in the middle of nowhere, and the memories made when you follow the tracks that most people drive past.