I’ve done this shot before, as has everyone. That said, I still love it. This is the Perth city skyline as seen from Kings Park.
Frozen Communications
August 20, 2011 By
A frozen communications tower up on Mt.Wellington just outside Hobart. Taken after a big snow fall in the middle of winter.
East Perth Sunset
August 20, 2011 By
Looking out from the bridge in Claisebrook Cove towards the Perth CBD at sunset.
O’Malley
August 20, 2011 By
This is O’Malley. He and his mummy moved to Queensland today, but we had been living together for the past 9 months. O’Malley is a very gentle, floppy, furry creature and I loved having him around. He reminded me of how much I miss my cats who are back in Victoria, despite being totally different [...]
Perth Bell Tower
August 20, 2011 By
This is the Perth Bell Tower, located on the banks of the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia. Apparently this building was quite controversial when built. Many people hated the design and cost overruns angered people even more. Honestly, I really, really like it. I like the bold design, sweeping curves and symmetry. It is [...]
Coronet Crown
August 20, 2011 By
Driving back from shooting the sunset on the shores of Lake Wakatipu near Kelvin Heights, I spotted the sun peaking through the clouds and casting a golden glow over the Coronet Peak Skifield. Everywhere you look in this part of the world you get little snapshots of magic.
Monochrome Mountain
February 27, 2011 By
Driving back from a road-trip out towards Kingston, this shot was taken from the side of the road that runs along Lake Wakatipu near Queenstown, New Zealand. The light had been decidedly average all day, and a storm had just recently swept through. I’d gotten a little wet and was generally about ready to pack [...]
Stirling Sunset
February 27, 2011 By
I’d never been to the Stirling Ranges before this particular day. I knew all about Bluff Knoll, but what I didn’t know about was all the other peaks. It is a wonder place to drive through, and one I want to spend a lot more time exploring, especially in the fading or rising light. Unfortunately, [...]
I love landscapes and I love the mountains. Pretty simple really. I've always been interested in photography. My dad had an old camera that I wasn't allowed to play with for fear of breaking, but I'd often sneak it into my room anyway. I'd play with all the dials, look through the viewfinder, release the shutter, but I had no film. These days I don't need it.