Each image in this gallery is captured by camera or drone and represents my deep connection to Western Australia and the broader Australian landscape.

A stunning photo of a sunset with a single lightening bolt captured in Western Australia in the wheatbelt.
An aerial photograph over looking beach goers at Floreat Beach in Western Australia.
A windmill with the Milky Way in the sky washed out by the Aurora Australis illuminating the night sky near Waroona.
The evening light peaking through the forest trees in Dwellingup just out of Mandurah in Western Australia.
Morning fog flowing aling the Avon River in the Avon Valley at sunrise.
Beautiful pelicans playing in the wind at Safety Bay in Western Australia.
The Milky Way peaking through a gap in the Pine Forest at Dwellingyup Campgrounds.
Turquiose waters in Western Australis Southwest area.
Morning fog on Mount Tamborine in the Sceneic Rim area of Queensland
A lone tree ready to take on a storm in the Western Australian Wheatbelt
Sunset views at Mount Tamborine in Queensland
Coastal Dunes of Grey on a stormy day along the West Australian Coral Coast
A finalist in the Australian Photography Magazine - Photographer of the year awards in the Lanscape Catagory. Phototgraphed on one special night at Lake Ninan near Wongan Hills. this image is set 1/4 entered.
An aerial image above the ever changing abstract lanscape in the wheatbelt area of Western Australia
Doors off in chopper over the stunning waterways in Derby up in the Kimberley area of Nothern Western Australia
A tranquil waterfall on the roadside near Woolinggong in New South Wales
An old ruin in the Avon Valley back-lit by the Perth CBD and kept alive overhead with the beautiful Milky Way
A lone windmill in a paddock of canola on a frosty morning bathed in fog down near Collie
Misty mornings and trees with no leaves are so eerie and beautiful! This was photographed near Collie.
One of my favourite shots over a salt lake in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia resembling chocolate and strawberry ice cream
The Southwest, waters so clear that you think you're in a dream. A tropical paradise just a few hours south of Perth in Western Australia
A lone tree looses its battle to live in a salt lake of the Wheatbelt in Western Australia
The turquiose waves at Smiths Beach in Western Australia, beautifully surounded by precious wildflowers
The Milky Way over Canal Rocks in Western Australia, the waves rush in through this opening to the Indian Ocean. The clouds almost ruined the night, however I think they made the shot!
Wildflowers and the Milky Way might be my fave, this shot I managed some zodiacal light as well
Surfs up at Smiths Beach in Western Australia
Mamms over the wheatbelt in Western Australia, I love chasing storms in the wheatbelt as the skies are super big
Moody green skies ready to dump hail are just stunning, obviously not for the farmers though!
360 sunsets in the wheatbelt do something so magical to your soul, this is Australian skies
Narrogin Storms over the wheat, this cell did quite a fair bit of damage to the crops. The ying and yang of photography
A random lone tree in the Avon Valley, sometime the nights with no plans have the best finds
Salty Cracks! Early summer means the salt lakes in the wheatbelt are drying and the cracks are forming magnificant patterns
Places you can only dream of from the sky over the waters of Western Australia
Dunes in stormy light on the Coral Coast in Western Australia
360 Sunset produced some amazing colours and a partial rainbow
Wheatbelt sunsets hit different here in Western Australia
The Milky Way over the rocks at Canal Rocks, I captured this in carpark, we are so lucky with nice dark skies in Western Australia
I'm not big on human-made elements but this old wreck we found before others overshared the location was too good pass up under the Aurora Australis
Sunsets, lone trees, big skies and bolts, we drive for hours on end in the Wheatbelt to chase these scenes
Echidna Gorge in the East Kimberley, a simply stunning place in Western Australia, you might spot the toddler walking by
Some times a scene just grabs you as you drive past, this is one of them
Trigg Beach producing the mamms and rainbow shot, to say I was stoked is an understatment