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Orange lichen rocks, white sand and a rare morning mist. How I photographed Binalong Bay and the Bay of Fires on Tasmania's east coast, and the best light to go...

Deep black feathers, a red bill and cygnets in a neat little line. Spending a whole year photographing the black swan, including mornings at Jells Park.

You always hear them first. Photographing sulphur-crested cockatoos at Jells Park: loud, social, endlessly dramatic, and one of Australia's most photogenic birds.

Finding a koala is the hard part; photographing one asleep for 20 hours a day is easy. Where to spot koalas in Victoria and how to get the shot.

Sand in the gear, tides that move the shot, wind that won't quit: the hidden challenges of photographing the Australian coastline, and why it's worth it.

Blue, pink, white and deep purple in one hidden garden in the Dandenong Ranges, plus the surprising reason a hydrangea's colour depends on the soil.