Landscape photography - Jorge Duarte Estevão

Capturing the incredible beauty of the earth is the goal of my landscape photography work. For many years, I have photographed high quality images in valleys, glaciers, rivers, deserts, mountains and oceans.

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These are only a few examples of landscape photography. Either with a camera or a drone, I will capture the beauty of your destination. If you represent a tourism board, DMO, DMC or travel agency, please get in touch. To learn more about my travel experience, you can also visit my travel blog.

The drama on the shores of the turquoise waters of Lake Tekapo, New Zealand. The lake gets its vivid colour from the rock-flour carried down the valley from the glaciers

The reflection effect at Eilean Donan castle, in the Scottish Highlands. Built originally in the 13th Century, itâ€™s one the most iconic images of Scotland

Sunset at St Michael's Mount, United Kingdom. In the past, it was a Benedictine Priory linked with Mont St Michel in France. At low tide, the Mount can be reached by foot

The clouds engulf the valley in Exmoor National Park south west England, United Kingdom. Named after the River Exe, it features open moorland and abundant wildlife

The Old Man of Storr, in the Isle of Skye, Scotland. The rock feature has been voted as a runner up in Landmark of the Year in the BBC Countryfile Magazine Awards 2015/16

The calm, clear turquoise waters and soft sand of Anse Royale beach in Mahe, Seychelles Islands

A tourist climbs the impressive dune formation in the Namib desert, alongside the Skeleton Coast, in Namibia. The Namib is the oldest desert and has the highest sand dunes on earth

Round bale field at sunset near Castro Verde, in the Alentejo, southern Portugal. The Alentejo is the largest region in the country, but sparsely populated

Cable car tourists at the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains of Australia. The cable car offers impressive views over the Blue Mountains, near Katoomba

Detail of a Gunnera leaf (Poor Man's Umbrella) PoÃ¡s Volcano, Costa Rica. The leaves can grow up to 3 metres wide

Strokkur is a highly active geyser in Geysir Hot Spring Area, Iceland. Located along the Golden Circle, it erupts every few minutes, pumping hot water up to 50 metres into the air

One of the many waterfalls in Milford Sound, a fiord in New Zealand's South Island. Milford Sound is New Zealandâ€™s most famous tourist attraction

Melting ice at the FjallsÃ¡rlÃ³n glacier lake, in Iceland. It sits at the south end of the Icelandic glacier VatnajÃ¶kull, c from the famous Jokulsarlon glacial lagoon

Tourists walking and horse riding towards the top of the active Pacaya volcano in Antigua, Guatemala. The last eruption happened in 2003

Aurora Borealis in Inari, Lapland, Finland. The phenomenon known as Northern Lights is caused when the particles released from the sun reach the earth's atmosphere

Built in 1950, SkarÃ° lighthouse, in Iceland is still operational and protects the ships entering the MiÃ°fjÃ¶rÃ°ur fjord

The alpine scenery at Mount Cook. It is New Zealand's highest peak and featured as the Lonely Mountain in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy, the prequel to the Lord of Rings

Three Sisters, in Katoomba, Blue Mountains National Park, Australia. The unusual rock formation represents three sisters turned to stone, according to the Aboriginal legend

The sun shines through the dense forest in the Blue Mountains National Park, Australia

Swallow Falls is the highest continuous waterfall in Wales, United Kingdom. The falls are located on the River Llugwy, inside Snowdonia National Park

Seljalandsfoss waterfall at the base of the EyjafjallajÃ¶kull Glacier, 120kms from Reykjavik, Iceland. It drops 60 metres and allows tourists to walk behind it