Sea Kingdom
It felt as though time had stood still, but for hours we captured the shifting light and crashing waves that helped shaped this lost world of giant sea towers, arches caves.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Winter Coat
During a heavy fall of snow, I made my way into the forest for a brief look at the mountain beech as they were wearing their winter coat. Such beautiful and rare conditions which I thoroughly enjoy capturing.
Mount Cook National Park, New Zealand (2026)
To Truly See
One of my favourite aspects of being a photographer, is the unforeseen, fleeting moments that await those who wander. In the far reaches of the backcountry, my friends and I stumbled across this natural frame and wonderful light which we were able to capture for just a few brief moments before the show was over. Of all the places in the world, we were there in the exact right moment. Unless we choose to look, we won’t ever truly see.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Coastal Kingdom
Sunset captured on a remote coastline decorated with jagged towers, caves, archways and many uncovered secrets.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Icing
The finer details of the landscape during a heavy snowfall.
Tasman Lake, New Zealand (2026)
Refuse to fall
High in the mountains, where the rain quickly turns to snow and the mighty beech trees are shaped and moulded by the elements the can either destroy or strengthen them.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
No one knows
Tucked away in the far reaches of the fiords, a small stream gentle winds and falls through the complex Fiordland forest, eventually making its way to the sea.
Broughton Arm, Fiordland (2026)
Cathartic
A scene that is reminiscent of my early photography years in Australia. Here, on an isolated stretch of coastline in New Zealand, these mighty towers pierce the rugged shores for many miles as they endure the relentless elements.
Southern Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Mergance
Where ocean, earth and sky occasionally blend together in a fusion of atmosphere and light.
Wet Jacket Arm, Fiordland New Zealand (2026)
Wild Waters
The river keeps calling you to the next bend and the minutes slowly turn to hours. These are my places of joy and peace.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Light Portal
An unexpected moment I encountered early one morning in the thick, tropical forest of the Daintree. A gentle reminder that you can’t plan the most memorable moments, you just need to put yourself out there to witness them. I published a handful of similar frames from this brief window in time, as I couldn’t narrow it down to just one!
Daintree rainforest, QLD Australia (2026)
The Eleventh Hour
Remnants of a former time, battered and shaped by the relentless elements which scour these distant shores.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Sky Forest
Scarred and battered trees of the mountains, meeting the clouds just after the sun had set.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Contortion
A run of cold temperatures caused a lot of leaves to turn yellow and die, resulting in a semi-autumnal display of colour, which is not common in the forests of New Zealand. I enjoyed trying to capture this striking splash of yellow amongst the evergreen forest.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Secluded
A small waterfall tucked away in the backcountry, waiting to be discovered by those who choose to seek.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Rise Above
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Foretold
A shared moment with a stronghold of towers, scattered along a very remote part of the South Island. Remnants of a former time.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Hideaway
A beautiful waterfall tucked away at the feet of the mountains. Captured on a classic wet, rainy Fiordland day. Check out this video here, for the creation of this one.
Dusky Sound, Fiordland (2026)
Anticrepuscular
A fleeting and rare display of anti-crepuscular rays, at one of Australia’s iconic seascape locations. I was thankful to share this afternoon with my family as we watched the light show unfold.
Bombo Quarry, NSW Australia (2026)
Kin
I spent a few hours walking through the hills, trying to get up into the soft fog that was rolling through the forest. This was a scene that caught my eye.
Te Anau, Fiordland New Zealand (2026)
Elemental
Bombo, on the NSW east coast of Australia. Where I spent much of my early days of photography. We were blessed with a full rainbow right on sunset, as the sky was set ablaze and the nearby ocean surged over the basalt walls. After 15 years of photographing here, this was the finest conditions I’ve witnessed and was fortunate to capture. It was fleeting and incredibly beautiful as long as it all lasted.
Bombo, NSW Australia (2026)
At days end
The end of a winters day, making our way back along the lake in my boat. As the mist began to build, this scene emerged for a few brief moments. We were soon inside the hut, fire roaring and warm food in the stomach. The end of another great day.
Manapouri, Fiordland New Zealand (2026)
Stand Firm
I came across this large fern tree a few years back and visit it from time to time. It stands alone and firm, commanding the attention of any who may pass by. On this particular afternoon, the light was just right.
Te Anau, New Zealand (2026)
Blushing
A beech tree displaying a vibrant bloom of flowers, captured in the rain. In over a decade, I’d never seen such immense flowering of the beech. From a distance, some of the hills were more orange than green.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Gatekeeper
An old sentinel that watches over the entrance to one of Australia’s best photography locations.
Cathedral Rocks, Kiama Australia (2026)
Soul
This was a spectacular morning we awoke to, with silky calm waters, swirling atmosphere and the soft, warm light of dawn making its way into the fiord.
Wet Jacket Arm, Fiordland (2026)
Compression
Twisted earth revealed at the base of a towering mountain.
Milford Sound, New Zealand (2026)
Valley Of Wonder
Some days you watch the cloud build and know something special is on the way. With just enough time, I made it into the valley to watch this wonderful show unfold. It never gets old.
Eglinton Valley, Fiordland (2026)
Peel
A small family of gum trees, captured one foggy autumn morning. I’m a sucker for these gum textures. You can see how this was made, in my course on trees and woodlands.
Te Anau, New Zealand (2026)
Far Away Places
Dense, vibrant forest and fresh flowing water in one of the most remote areas of Fiordland.
Breaksea Sound, New Zealand (2026)