Newcastle Book Shipping
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Celebrating The Hunter
$60.00Newcastle Book | Celebrating The Hunter
Newcastle | Lake Macquarie | Port Stephens | Hunter ValleyExplore the beauty of the Hunter region through the lens of local photographer David Diehm in this stunning hardcover book. Located just 90 minutes north of Sydney, the Hunter boasts breathtaking beaches, vast national parks, and the Southern Hemisphere’s largest saltwater lake.
Diehm’s photography captures the essence of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens, and the Hunter Valley, showcasing iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and the region’s rich natural diversity. From landscapes and seascapes to wildlife and architecture, each image tells a story of the Hunter’s unique charm.
Home to over 600,000 people, the Hunter is a vibrant community, and this book also features profiles of local icons Paul Harragon, Matt Hall, and Mark Hughes, who embody the region’s spirit.
This elegantly crafted 200-page coffee table book (300mm x 280mm) is available for local pick-up in Hamilton South or can be shipped Australia-wide, celebrating the Hunter’s beauty.
Newcastle Corporate Gifting – Bulk Pricing
10-20 Books = $55 each
21-50 Books = $53 each
51-100 Books = $50 each
101+ Books = $47 eachBulk orders over 10 books will be delivered within the Newcastle area at no additional charge.
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Capturing The Hunter – Newcastle & Surrounds
$0.00This now sold-out first edition was self-published as a personal passion project and has become a treasured keepsake for locals and visitors alike.
No reprints are currently planned.
A visually rich 80-page hardcover coffee table book showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens, and the Hunter Valley. Created by local photographer David Diehm, this debut publication offers a heartfelt tribute to the region he calls home.
Through striking imagery, David captures both iconic scenes and hidden gems—revealing the diverse beauty, atmosphere, and natural wonder of the Hunter region. Each photograph reflects his deep connection to the landscape, shaped by years of exploring and photographing the area.
