My Story

About Me

Biography

My name is Dalida Innes, I am originally from France and I lived in Sydney Australia for the last 17 years and now I moved to Margaret River Western Australia. My true loves are wildlife, landscape, travel photography and everything between. I travel as often as I can and try to see the best of the world. I enjoy my encounters with nature, this often takes me to incredible places where I meet fantastic people.

Adventurous spirit with camera in hand, I try to capture moments of wonder and serenity.

I am self-taught have a sincere passion for all things photographic.

Capturing images for me is like freezing the time and by looking back over my photos, I can get back to this whenever I need. I try to get that precise moment that your eye doesn't have time to remember.

And buy me a coffee if you see me🤪

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I had the opportunity to be interviewed for Palm Oil Detectives. This is an online community that boycotts the supermarket brands destroying rainforests for commodities including palm oil. They spread the word about this direct action using the hashtag #Boycott4Wildlife. They also profile artists, writers, photographers and film-makers who make art about endangered species. Read my interview on Palm Oil Detectives here

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2019

   Semi finalist, Highly recommended Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2019

2017 

   Selected finalist for Nat Geo Travel Photographer of the Year Contest

2015

 Awarded in Monochrome Photography Awards 2015:

     3rd Prize in Wildlife Category

 Awarded in Monochrome Photography Awards 2015:

   Honorable Mention in Amateur Wildlife Category.

 ND Awards: Neutral Density photography award 2015:

    Honorable Mention in Nature: Wildlife Category

2014

 Awarded picture of the year 2014 on 1x.com people’s choice. Published on the

 book Mono for limited edition.

 This picture and story has been published as well as The Times and Daily record

  newspapers and all other media worldwide.

Hanging the two action figures on the rope and making sure they were holding was the first step in creating that picture. Furthermore, I wanted the bird to be on Han Solo’s arm. To be honest, it took me 6 weeks for this to take place. happy #S
A Lady, a Princess, a Diva, a Goddess, a Prima Dona, a Queen. A Female Spinebill. Margaret River, Australia
And life goes on! The winner is singing to express his joyful feelings.Splendid Fairywrens male and female Margaret River, Australia
The Red-Winged fairywren is here, and I think he came to take a look at the love story. Margaret River, Australia
There are two choices for her, but it seems she’s interested in the one that’s just over her. I’m confident he’s the winner. Margaret River, Australia.
The decision is now challenging because she is watching the two of them.
He came to the conclusion that presenting her with a flower could be beneficial for the game of seduction. So now, is it enough to please her ?? Margaret River, Australia
He’s questioning me ‘Aren’t there any chances? ‘ I didn’t have any answers to that question! Splendid Fairywren Male, Margaret River, Australia. #birdstagram
Two beautiful blue males are now available, but she’s unsure which one she’ll choose: the older one with more experience in life or the younger one. Ladies, which one will you go with??? Margaret River, Australia
New Holland Honeyeater, Margaret River , Australia
Splendid Fairywren attempts his chances
And then that kangaroo observed all the scenes from far, keeping an eye on what was happening. Margaret River, Australia
First light in the morning, enjoy your weekend , wattle Bird male. Margaret River, Australia
Do you agree ? 🌈, the splendid Fairywren certainly does 😊, he is even encouraged them 😉. #starwars #birds #actionfigures #stormtroopers
So let’s not forget our romantic story here. He decided to change his spot, make himself noticed, and open his beautiful tail to impress her. So did it work? 🤔Margaret River, Australia #birds l
Let’s keep going with our story, the Splendid Fairywren male showed up. Margaret River, Australia
Isn’t she beautiful? My Queen. Splendid Fairywren female
White-tailed Black Cockatoo, Margaret River, Australia
Splendid fairywren female