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Lynn Gail

Lynn Gail

Lynn Gail is an Australian based travel writer and photographer with a focus on culturally diverse subjects, ancient belief systems and off the grid destinations. Her travels have taken her into the homelands in Nhulunbuy, East Arnhem Land to share the ways of the Yolngu People, the world's oldest living culture, and to Home Island in the Cocos Keeling Islands to spend time with the Cocos Malay during Hari Raya, to descending into a mud crypt during a Turning of the Bones Ceremony in Madagascar. Lynn's career has seen her journey through numerous countries from which she regularly contributes features, to Get Lost Magazine, International Traveller, MiNDFOOD, SilkAir (Silkwinds Inflight), South China Morning Post, Senior Traveller, Vacations & Travels Magazine, Better Photography Magazine, Travel Begins at 40 alongside other publications.As a travel photographer, Lynn's imagery is published worldwide.

Yolngu Aboriginal woman in bush, East Arnhem Land, Australia - 1111-294

Aboriginal in dance stance, Bukudal Homeland, The Outback, East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. - 1111-292

Aboriginal Yolngu elder stirs freshly dyed pandanus fronds to be used for basket making at Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-293

Aboriginal songwriter, dancer, playing didgeridoo, Bukudal Homeland, East Arnhem Land - 1111-291

Aboriginal children caring for an orphaned baby kangaroo (joey), Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land - 1111-290

A woman, Aboriginal elder weaving baskets, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land - 1111-289

Aboriginal Yolngu man with tribal clay paint used for Welcome to Country, at Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-287

A woman, Aboriginal elder making stirring pandanus for weaving baskets, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land - 1111-288

Aboriginal Yolngu elder applying local plants to sand bite wounds, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-286

Portrait, Aboriginal man holding ancient red rock near Bawaka Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-284

Aboriginal Yolngu man with tribal paint, often used when performing cultural dances, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-285

Aboriginal, Yolngu elder making a spear for hunting, Bawaka Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-283

Aboriginal elder playing a freshly cut didgeridoo, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-281

Aboriginal Dreamtime - cultural story time at Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-282

Portrait, Yolngu man, showing spear fishing action at Bawaka Homeland. - 1111-280

Aboriginal man, an artist with tribal clay paint used for Welcome to Country, at Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-279

Aboriginal Yolngu man in billabong, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-278

Portrait of Yolngu man, Bawaka Homeland, Port Bradshaw. - 1111-276

Aboriginal man with a freshly cut didgeridoo, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-277

Portrait of a woman, an Aboriginal elder at Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-275

Aboriginal Yolngu man with tribal paint, often used when performing cultural dances and welcome ceremonies, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-273

Young Aboriginal Yolngu boy in outback bush, Nyinyikay Homeland, East Arnhem Land. - 1111-274

Haenyeo women, famous for diving into their eighties and holding their breath for up to two minutes, free-diving for seafood and crustaceans, Jeju Island, South Korea, Asia - 1111-272

Haenyeo women, famous for diving into their eighties and holding their breath for up to two minutes, free-diving for seafood and crustaceans, Jeju Island, South Korea, Asia - 1111-271

Haenyeo women, famous for diving into their eighties and holding their breath for up to two minutes, free-diving for seafood and crustaceans, Jeju Island, South Korea, Asia - 1111-270

South Jeju Island coastline, South Korea, Asia - 1111-269

Haenyeo diving for conch, octopus, seaweed, and other seafood. Famous for diving into their eighties for being able to hold their breath for up to two minutes, the Haenyeo have harvested Jeju's oceans for hundreds of years. - 1111-267

A stamp box on the Jeju Olle Trail, a famous pilgrimage trail of more than twenty interconnected tracks, each having a stamp for the Trail passport book, Jeju Island, South Korea, Asia - 1111-268

Haenyeo diving for conch, octopus, seaweed, and other seafood. Famous for diving into their eighties for being able to hold their breath for up to two minutes, the Haenyeo have harvested Jeju's oceans for hundreds of years. - 1111-266

Haenyeo diving for conch, octopus, seaweed, and other seafood. Famous for diving into their eighties for being able to hold their breath for up to two minutes, the Haenyeo have harvested Jeju's oceans for hundreds of years. - 1111-265