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Twelve frames, 270 degrees of sky, the Milky Way arching overhead and the Aurora rising: the story behind my favourite panorama from Cape Schanck.
The surprise - Panorama with Aurora
Twelve frames, 270 degrees of sky, the Milky Way arching overhead and the Aurora rising: the story behind my favourite panorama from Cape Schanck.
An agricultural engineer by training and an animal lover for life: a few cows on the drive home from Shack Bay started my gallery of Australian livestock.
Livestock's photos
An agricultural engineer by training and an animal lover for life: a few cows on the drive home from Shack Bay started my gallery of Australian livestock.
2:30am, an unexpectedly open gate, and the Aurora Australis finally dancing in red, pink and green over the Cape Schanck lighthouse. The night I'll never forget.
Save the last dance for me
2:30am, an unexpectedly open gate, and the Aurora Australis finally dancing in red, pink and green over the Cape Schanck lighthouse. The night I'll never forget.
With the bridge closed, I walked 17km and 29,000 steps along the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail to reach the Warburton Redwood Forest. Was one photo worth it? Absolutely.
Redwood Forest
With the bridge closed, I walked 17km and 29,000 steps along the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail to reach the Warburton Redwood Forest. Was one photo worth it? Absolutely.
Crimson rosellas breakfasting on white blossoms under a blue sky in the Yarra Ranges: an unplanned stop on the way home from a sunrise shoot.
Red, blue, lime and white
Crimson rosellas breakfasting on white blossoms under a blue sky in the Yarra Ranges: an unplanned stop on the way home from a sunrise shoot.