Long exposure zooming on lights at Sydney’s Vivid festival of
Time Warp
Leaf Abstraction
A macro closeup shot of an autumn
Rainbow Time Tunnel
Fun with long exposures and a rainbow light creates some interesting
A helping tail
It was fascinating watching these young joeys test their fighting skills, especially the way they used their tails for
Blanket of Fog
Something that happens a couple of times a year in Sydney where the entire Sydney harbour is enveloped in fog with only the tallest buildings poking
View at 10000 feet
Sunset silhouettes at the top of Haleakala on Maui in
The Core
The beautiful core of the Milky Way
Stormy Sunset
A big thunder storm passes over Dee Why beach at sunset. One of 5 photos selected to be displayed in the new Northern Beaches Health Centre in
Rockpool Reflections
A beautifully calm morning allowed me to capture the beautiful sunlit clouds reflecting off North Curl Curl rock pool on the Northern Beaches of
Best Commute in the World?
The Manly ferry on it’s way to Sydney under a firey orange sunrise. What a way to go to
Just stop and stare
One of the most incredible sunrises I have ever witnessed. You just had to stand there and stare in wonder with you mouth
Warriewood Wonder
One of those special sunrises that lassted for ages creeping up from the horizon and lighting up the whole sky at Warriewood beach in
Barrenjoey Blinder
Another location I had been to many times before without getting a real blinder of a sunrise. This was one to remember with the whole sky lit up on
Sky of Fire
One of my favourite sunrise locations, Turimetta beach on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. I had been there so many times before and never got an epic sunrise…finally it delivered. I have never seen a sky
Venus Rising
A rare opportunity to capture 5 planets in alignment with the Milky Way. Venus is the brightest star rising above the early morning glow about an hour before sunrise. This photo was shortlisted for
Is Anybody Out There?
Another epic road trip of over 1000km in less than 24 hours up to Narrabri to capture the Milky Way over the compact telescope array. This photo was featured in the BBC Sky at
Horse Head Trails
Whilst I waited for the Milky Way to rise it presented a perfect opportunity to capture a star trail over Horse Head Rock on the far south coast of
The Giant Emu in the Sky
Indigenous Australian people referred to the Milky Way as the giant emu. Here you can see the full span of the Milky Way in the sky with the head of the emu in the
Moonrise at Camel Rock
The icing on the cake with my 800km round trip epic was the rising moon under the Milky Way over Camel Rock on the far south NSW
Horse Head Rock
Horse Head Rock far south NSW under the Milky Way. A long time in the making and a round trip of over 800km in less than 20 hours resulted in finally nailing this