Epiphyte
One of my favourite features of the tropical forests in Australia, is the climbing epiphytes which adorn many of the trees.
Daintree Rainforest, QLD, Australia (2026)
Full Bloom
It’s only every few years that the southern beech flowers, so when it does, it is quite spectacular, as the vibrant reds and oranges splash colour across the evergreen forest.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Crowns
Crown ferns showing how they got their name as they burst with new growth, late Spring in the temperate rainforest.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
Homeward
Looking southward down Lake Te Anau as the sky was lit ablaze in a spectacular array of crimson and violet. Shortly after we made our way across the old glacial moraine, back to camp after a long, rewarding day of hiking up from the lake below. You can see how this image was made, in this video on my Youtube channel.
Fiordland, New Zealand
Fingers of light
The cold, shades of the forest is brought to life in the warm rays of dawn.
Brush Of Light
Painterly light brushes the sea and sky, as the day draws to a close.
Haast, New Zealand (2026)
Furor
Where waters pour from the mountains and rise to the sky.
Milford Sound, New Zealand (2026)
Night Chorus
Another memorable night under the aurora, watching it pulse across the dark sky. Something I fondly remember about this moment was the screeching and squawking of the native Kaka, which also seemed to be compelled by the luminous show above.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2026)
The Roman Arch
The ‘Roman Arch’ located in the Fiordland wilderness, overlooking lake Te Anau. This unique landmark was first discovered by early explorer Thomas Mackenzie and has since fallen into obscurity. My friend Dave and I hiked and camped out to capture this unusual monument and were gifted a phenomenal sunset. You can view the whole story and process on my Youtube channel.
Fiordland, New Zealand
Ancient Arms
A mighty beech tree extending over calm, emerald waters.
Fiordland, New Zealand (2025)