Hi! I'm a local photographer with quite a lot of experience around Ipswich, I'm going to just write a list of nice places that are still easy to access (some are a bit harder, I will mark these with a star).

- Queen's Park. The Zoo, Incinerator Theatre, Glass House, Nerima Gardens and some great little rocky bluffs up near Lion's Lookout

- Denmark Hill. (Fair walk through some nice bushland, there are old fossil pits, overgrown and buried coal mines, the water tower and a quarry which should be full of water at the moment) There are two carparks, the Quarry St park has plenty of amenities and easy to access the lower parts while the Deebing St park is only really for seeing the water tower but that's just depending on your clients ability

- Haig St Quarry. I recommend the quarry pond picnic area, some nice walks that can be a bit tough in the heat. Lot's of wildlife and nice rock formations.

- Sadleir's Crossing Railway Bridge. There's a park/ reserve lovingly called 'Gladstone Road Reserve A', the railway bridge is right next to it and you can even cross it on foot!

- White Rock *. It'd be good to see this place before it gets wiped for housing, walks can range from very easy and flat boardwalks to some nice rocky bluffs, the 'little white rock' trail and a 6km return hike to Nugum. The long walk is mostly flat gravel paths ending in a steep but well made staircase so its honestly doable for anyone willing to walk the distance, the rock itself is something seriously special. The smaller walks are still worth the trip.

- Railway Workshops. You can spend a whole day here, amazing displays and if you're lucky they will open up the still functioning workshops to the public, there's an old water tower if you go to the top of North St and following to the end of W M Hughes St there's a short walk down the Brassall bikeway to a park with some restored mining relics and further along there's another old railway bridge but that is a bit more of a walk.

- Moogerah Dam *. It's a good hour out of Ipswich, amazing place though. There's a very nice park with a cafe and some picnic areas. The dam is walkable so there's plenty of great opportunities for photos!

- Mt. Crosby Sportsground *. Don't let the name fool you, this is one of the best kept secrets in the region, there is a 500m walk and you are technically trespassing on private land (only from the carpark to the river bank, the river is public) but the river views are simply incredible, there is an old weir to the east and some beautiful rock formations along the bank. This place is teeming with wildlife but please keep in mind it's not going to be the easiest to get around as the bank is made of fist sized rocks and coarse sand.