Australian nature and landscape photography

Nature is rugged and raw. But between the elements, when light and location align, glimpses of pure awe emerge. 

So I chase these moments with my camera in hand. To share scenes of serenity with you.

RECENT Images

Australian Landscape Photography Prints
Light and Life • Liffey River, Tasmania
Waratah Wonderland • Lake St Clair, Tasmania
Grove Gathering • Te Anau, New Zealand
Out of the Shadows • Mount Aspiring National Park, New Zealand
Forces of Nature • Fiordland, New Zealand
Tree Beyond Time • Fiordland, New Zealand
The Dune Sea • Wilsons Prom, VIC
Moonshade • Cradle Mountain, Tasmania
Family Tree • Mt Field, Tasmania
World Turning • South Esk River, Tasmania

Print Galleries

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🌳New Fiordland Gallery🌳 I’ve just published a collection of images and thoughts from my recent trip to New Zealand. Want to take a look? Check out the link in my bio.
Smaug’s Lair. A secluded coastal cave illuminated in pre-dawn glow.
Graveyard Glow. Some glorious evening light in the unforgiving High Country.
Battlescars. Over the weekend I spent some time in Victoria’s High Country with @craiggreenphotography. It was an unfamiliar yet rewarding environment to explore—with striped snow gums and towering granite tors. We were scouting location
Ghost Gums 🌾
The Dune Sea 🌊
Father and Son. Over the holidays I showed @craiggreenphotography around the Yarra Ranges – a location I feel at complete ease getting lost in. And so we were fortunate to stumble on this scene, of mountain ash towering over myrtle beech and tr
Fleeting Flow. As the river weaved out to sea, it carved these channels and islands in its wake. A tiny landscape of light and shadow set to be washed away as the next wave reclaimed the land.

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Land in bloom: Tasmanian nature photography gallery
Land in bloom: Tasmanian nature photography gallery

We set out in search of blooming wildflowers and stumbled on rainbow constellations of scoparia. But the trip highlight was the crimson-red Telopea truncata. The Tasmanian waratah.

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Hello, co-creator? How AI will help (and harm) landscape photography
Hello, co-creator? How AI will help (and harm) landscape photography

For two years, I’ve watched the AI hype—and hysteria—from the sidelines. Yet its impact has been impossible to ignore. So I wanted to see what’s now possible.

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Be kind. Be curious. Be here now.
Be kind. Be curious. Be here now.

How might we strive to lead a meaningful life? By reflecting on our perspectives and values, we can illuminate a clearer path through life that’s right for us.

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