This is the view of the road from a hotel in Melbourne. I stayed there for a week and watched this space almost everyday. This specific day, there were just enough cars and that one person walking through the right spot on the road. This photograph was shot at Market Street in Melbourne.

I took this self portrait panorama of myself hiking in one of Australia’s most amazing national parks, Wilsons Promontory. It simply can’t be beaten for the amount of phenomenal beaches in what is a relatively small area occupying the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. What makes it even more awesome is that many of those [...]

I took this photograph while on a 5-day horse trek in Australia’s mountainous south-east. Our route followed old gold mining and cattle grazing trails through some of the state of Victoria’s most spectacular alpine landscapes. We rode through densely forested mountain valleys, up steep ridgelines, across wide open highplains and made a traverse of Mount [...]

I captured this image while shooting the 2010 Thredbo Big Air Competition at Thredbo Ski Resort in Australia. The snowboarders and skiers hurled themselves off a 50ft jump trying to pull off their maddest tricks for a panel of judges perched atop the cabin of a snow groomer. For my untrained eye the aerialists were [...]

Twelve Apostles is one of Australian most famous landmarks. The weather that day was really bad. It rained and the wind was really strong. It was difficult to take photos, so I only spent a few minutes in this beautiful place, but luckily they have turned out well.

This photo was taken during my visit to Sydney while strolling through the walk ways of Circular Quay, the most attractive spot and the transport hub of Sydney. The Opera house was looking stunning at night along with the sydney skyline..and not to miss the cloud over it.

The Tasman Sea is the large body of water between Australia and New Zealand. In 1770s here, in this Tasman sea, the British explorer Captain James Cook extensively navigated as part of his first voyage of exploration.

Sometimes I like to deliberately place myself in a landscape, to remind the viewer that what they are looking at when they see a landscape photograph is as much a human creation as a natural one. This photograph was taken on Pancake Creek, Queensland, Australia.

Australia’s rural landscape is dotted with crumbling homes that stand as silent monuments to the country’s first settlement. At first less obvious, though far more meaningful evidence of the changes that have resulted from settlement, are the radically changed landscapes that these old frontier homes stand in. The fields around Burra in South Australia are [...]

Photographs was taken on Whitsunday Islands, Queensland, Australia. The Whitsunday islands are a place of both incredible natural beauty and crass tourism development. Thankfully the later is limited and provided you have a watercraft, inspiring natural land and sea-scapes are easy to find.