In the new world braught in with the Coronavirus originating in China, being known as the COVID19 Global Pandemic. National Government lockdown orders and compulsory isolation measures lead to a time in Australias history that will be easily remembered for generations. After which also included protests against racial supression and police ( Read more... )

Appearing after a good break from the photography world. No, I am not dead.

Things have never been buiser and competition results have started coming back in. Earlier this year: communications included nominations for the Panasonic, Australian Photographer Of The Year. But also the results from the semi professional sections of the world, such as ( Read more... )

The late Autumn evenings on the coast have recently given light to some amasing long and golden sunsets. These have been so strong you only need a phone to capture the moment. Helping the situation are the wood fires that let out smoke as the air temperature drops away in the evening. Adding to a warm and husky golden hue in the atmosphere.

Todays ( Read more... )

Today I am happy to announce my 2019 entry to the Lenscurture Street Photography Awards.

Title: Bleak.

This photo is a bleak reflection on the way society interacts with its own built environment. If you don't find this image concerning, you might also be part of the problem. For an urban environment it is quite dull, and the sense of space is rather ( Read more... )

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Today in the studio, I have taken the time out to start editing some of my photographs from the journey so far.

Therefore today's photograph is a bit of a repeat. However, it is now a high key black and white version of the original through photographic editing techniques. Where previously it would have taken a lot of time in the darkroom to ( Read more... )

Today's photograph is a still life composition that was put together for the national storytelling photography competitions with Lens-culture.

The way the photograph was composed was looking around my old room, and taking photographs that I thought best-reflected personalities, metaphors, with detailed objects that promote symbolism and idealistic  ( Read more... )

Today's photograph is of the worlds largest carnivorous marsupial, the Tasmanian Devil.

In NSW it is surprisingly easy to find Tasmanian devils, as they have been moved into wildlife centres and zoos for a long time. In the 2000's Tasmanian Devils were at risk of dying out in the wild due to a contagious facial cancer that was spreading rapidly ( Read more... )

One year ago today, I started my photographic blog about Australian wildlife. With no idea how popular it would become, and how many people would read it every day. With appearances on national television, newspapers, and of course the global internet. My name is now firmly established alongside the category of Australian Wildlife ( Read more... )

The last photograph for Dragon Week 2018, is an almost panoramic view of a mature water dragon.

This lizard was near fully grown and was about 25cm wide and about 1.2m long. This photograph also clearly shows the difference between the front and rear legs that assist them with living in such a habitat. We can clearly see the array of detail in the ( Read more... )