Australian Geographic Panorama Calendar 2027

Introducing the Australian Geographic Panorama Calendar for 2027 – a visual journey across the stunning landscapes of Australia, captured through the lens of Australian photographer Luke Tscharke.

This premium photographic calendar showcases an array of original panoramic photographs that span the diverse expanse of Australia. From coast to coast, immerse yourself in the breath-taking beauty of our country’s landscapes. The 51cm-wide format showcases each image in striking detail while giving you plenty of room to organise your schedule with ease.

What customers had to say about the previous Panorama Calendars:

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“Absolutely gorgeous, varied, eye-catching photos. We hang this with pride in our dining room, with visitors often admiring the pictures. Squares are the perfect size to record what our family needs to. The calendar is so popular with family that we now buy several, to gift others, for Christmas each year. Highly recommend!”

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“This is a truly marvellous calendar, displaying large gorgeous pictures for each month. The seasons around Australia look absolutely splendid – perfect for overseas mailing or gifts here to encourage care for our beautiful country.”

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“We have bought this calendar every year since we moved to Australia 12 years ago. Absolutely beautiful.”

Beyond its visual marvel, the Australian Geographic Panorama Calendar 2027 is also your practical companion throughout the year. It includes school holiday and public holiday dates, ensuring you navigate the year ahead with effortless organisation.

Embark on a visual escapade through the heart of Australia’s landscapes with the Australian Geographic Panorama Calendar 2027.

About the photographer

Luke Tscharke is a Hobart-based landscape photographer who is passionate about finding beautiful places and sharing them with others. What he loves most is the process: planning, reading the weather, returning across different seasons, and finally being there when the location, the timing and the conditions align to capture a scene he has been dreaming of. From the Red Centre to the Tasmanian wilderness, each image is an attempt to honour the place and share some of the wonder and stillness found out there.