Tracey Harvey Photography

16/06/2026

Nature in Macro

26/05/2026

Still as creepy as when I took the photo.

20/05/2026

Me and photoshop are not good friends I'm more of a lightroom fan but some days I want to challenge myself.
Some of my photo sessions aren't for everyone but I love abandoned buliding exploring and seeing the history some of these bulidings have.

03/05/2026

Before and the afterlife

30/04/2026

Sessions with a difference
Annie Bell
Who says photos are boring
Try a session with a difference

21/04/2026

20/04/2026

20/04/2026

Saying Not goodbye but see you later
Barry was one of molongs true characters. His cheeky smile and laugh the stories he would tell and you didn't know if they were true or fiction but it didn't matter you still listened even if you had heard the story before.
It didn't matter how often a day you seen him while driving around town he would flash his lights and wave.
He was the only person I knew that would state he was in his 90's but was really in his 80's.
His love for his family showed in everything he did so when i was asked to take some photos of his final drive i was there .
Thankyou for the laughs and the stories
We will all miss you.

19/04/2026

provides exceptional service with compassion and care. Penhall Funeral Services

03/04/2026

A few years ago we travelled to Cobar to go pick up our little puppy Frankie. Its amazing how mother nature makes a paddock with one tree in it turns into a red storm. So me being me I got my husband to drive us straight into the eye of the storm. And while everyone else stayed in the car I got out with my camera and took some photos. When I got back in the car the wind was so bad tree branches all over the road and my camera and I were all covered in red dust.
So when we got back to the caravan park where we were staying at I cleaned my camera and sat down check the photos. I take heaps of photos of the same scene and didn't think I got the shot but one of the last photos I took was it.
This is just outside Nyngan coming back from Cobar. It didn't matter where you looked everything was red you couldn't see anything but red.