Beautiful photos of Australia's most remote animals

Not only capturing wild photos, female photographer Julie Fletcher also gives readers a unique perspective on animals in Australia's most remote and deserted places.

>>>Close-up of beautiful wild nature photos

See beautiful photos of female photographer Julie Fletcher.

Fletcher captures this horse in Silverton, a remote town in western New South Wales, with a population of just under 100 people.

This photo gallery of female photographers includes hundreds of photos of wild animals in Australia, like this friend bird in Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.

A flock of storks takes off from a dry trunk.

A swarm of black swans flies through the Flinders mountain range - South Australia's largest mountain range.

Fletcher often takes close-up shots of wildlife, like this cute marsupial on Kangaroo Island, south of Australia.

This baby kangaroo is a little confused, or maybe just being curious as he raises his head behind the tall grass.

This photo was taken in the Flinders range, where Fletcher spends a lot of time making his photos.

An eagle throws its wings in the sky of southern Australia.