“Island Ripples” is the next addition to my portfolio of images from the Boyne / Tannum area and is taken from Wild Cattle Island. This photo reminds me of the Tourism Queensland saying from a […]
“Island Dawn”
“Island Dawn” is the latest addition to my portfolio and was captured on a beautiful Autumn morning as I stood on Wild Cattle Island looking back towards Tannum Sands. This sweeping 180 degree panorama captures […]
“Awakening”
“Awakening” captures the dramatic dawn of a new day on the Main Beach in Tannum Sands. Taken a few days after Tropical Cyclone Debbie made its way through Queensland, I was fortunate to have this […]
“Rocky Bay”
“Rocky Bay” is the latest addition to my portfolio and is captured on the western side of the headland in the Town of 1770 looking out over Bustard Bay. I just love the colour and […]
“Relentless”
“Relentless” is the latest addition to my portfolio and captures the relentless action of the waves and ocean upon a solitary rock on the Main Beach in Tannum Sands. This image is something a little […]
“River Dusk”
“River Dusk” is the latest addition to my portfolio of images from Boyne Island. Captured on Saturday evening near the mouth of the Boyne River, this long exposure shows the beautiful soft colours of the […]
Whale Watching in Hervey Bay
At the beginning of September I returned to Hervey Bay for the second time this year with the family in tow. Our goal was to make sure the kids got to see some whales […]
“Crystal Shower Falls’
The beautiful Crystal Shower Falls located within the lush rainforest of Dorrigo National Park. Approximately 1 hour from Coffs Harbour on the north coast of NSW, this waterfall is accessible via a 3.5km return walk […]
“Escape”
“Escape” to Wild Cattle Island with the beautiful beach on an idyllic winters morning. This image like most of my panoramic images is created by taking 6-8 photos and then stitching them together to create […]
“Winter Morning”
Its hard to imagine a more perfect winter morning than this view of the beach on Wild Cattle Island. Taken just a few hundred metre’s to the south of Wild Cattle Creek it could easily […]