Scarred
An aerial perspective, looking down upon the complex colours and textures imprinted on the scarred surface of Iceland.
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Glacial flow
An aerial perspective, looking down upon the complex colours and textures imprinted on the scarred surface of Iceland. In the top left a flock of birds can be seen sitting beside the river.
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Eye of the past
Finer details that caught my attention on this ancient ice piece that had made it’s final trek from the glacier to the sea, soon to be gone forever.
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Most High
For a moment, I beheld your face and it was just you and I.
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Always hope
Crepuscular rays are a common sight in Fiordland, where steep vertical walls of granite fall dramatically to meet the surface of the sea. Watching this light dance across George Sound was one of the highlights of the year for me. A gentle reminder of how small we are in this grand existence.
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To start again
Crepuscular rays are a common sight in Fiordland, where steep vertical walls of granite fall dramatically to meet the surface of the sea. Watching this light dance across George Sound was one of the highlights of the year for me. A gentle reminder of how small we are in this grand existence.
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Comfort within darkness
The majority of my travel is to host my workshops, during this time my attention is on others and not necessarily about creating new work for myself. On occasion, I’ll allow a day or so to potentially capture something, which was the case here. After close to 40 hours of travel to Iceland, I arrived at 3pm and picked up my hire car before heading 3 hours north into the only part of the country with possibility of clear skies. My hope was to capture the aurora over the Hvitserkur sea stack and arriving just on nightfall, the all familiar glow of the northern lights was right before my eyes as I parked my car. The display last the entire night and after almost a year since my last encounter, it was a comforting and welcomed experience to be in the presence of such majesty yet again, something I am truly thankful for.
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Together forever
I’ve enjoyed photographing these old trees for years, since I first picked up a camera really. On this particular afternoon I was home watching a storm roll through and could see the faintest of breaks in the cloud, low on the horizon. Despite having a million other things to do, I took off in the car with hope that the low lying sun would eventually make its way through. As you can, everything lined up on this occasion, resulting in spectacular sunset that even had a rainbow out east. These moments are rare but landscape photography is all about the pursuit of such instances. A special thanks to my wife who has supported me through the years, whether near or far.
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This is goodbye
The majority of the worlds glaciers are in rapid retreat, something that is clearly evident in Iceland. At this location, ice falls from a glacier and makes its way upon the sea shore at Jokulsarlon. After thousands of years solidified with the earth, these frozen sculptures meet their end as they are slowly consumed once and for all by the great abyss. No two days are the same at this location, making every visit one to remember, as it was on this particular afternoon beside these towering structures.
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Higher Calling
Illustrious, mesmerising, heavenly – there is no shortage of words used to describe what it’s like to stand beneath the Northern Lights during a vibrant display across the nigh sky. The beauty of such phenomena can be very short lived however, and on this particular night, the lights were suddenly dimmed upon arriving at this location. After close to three hours of waiting and just about ready to leave, the glory was revealed once more as the green glow illuminated the earth and dance across the sky for a mere minute or two.
Oxararfoss, Iceland
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Cataclysm
Light, wind and uplifted earth in the far south.
Patagonia, Chile.
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Fulfilment
This was certainly a tricky one, showered on by the towering Seljalandsfoss, on the south coast of Iceland. The sunset here was absolutely incredible as it slowly burned for over an hour, igniting the water into vibrant pinks, reds and orange.
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Phoenix
Fed from the ice caps, Iceland boasts an innumerable amount of waterfalls that often flow and fall hundreds of feet. Here however, is the finer details of reflection and refraction early morning.
Skogafoss, Iceland
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Together As One
Storms come and go but light remains, as it did on this particular afternoon when the setting sun found it’s way through the cloud above and made for one of the grandest sunsets I’ve beheld.
South Coast NSW, Australia
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Armageddon
The most memorable thing about Bombo is the violent yet beautiful relation between ocean and earth. It’s taken me quite a few years to try and convey this through an image, with this here being my most recent attempt. I’m currently enjoying some down time at home with family which is much needed after a very busy start to the year running workshops all over the place. When home, it doesn’t mean I put down my camera, I’m always watching the sky for any special light, as was the case here. I had the pleasure of sharing this moment with my 2.5yr old son, Judah who was a much safer distance from the water than I.
Bombo, NSW Australia (2016)
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Surrender
Often when I’m out in nature, something will catch my eye and I’ll attempt to capture it with my camera. Most of the time this is a relatively straight forward process but every so often it can be incredibly difficult, as it was on this particular day The difficulty here came from the forceful spray and mist rushing out from this waterfall in Banff’s Johnston Canyon. I’ve visited here several times over the years but never experienced such flow as I did on this trip, the result of a prolonged winter and fresh snowmelt making it’s way down to the Bow River. During summer, the light beams here are quite common late in the morning but the splashing of the waves were what I really wanted to shoot, something that required being as close as possible to the falls. And so the battle began. With each attempt tt was only possible to fire one frame max before having my entire camera body and lens drenched in water, meaning that using a tripod wasn’t an option, particularly on this low angle. With the sunlight disappearing behind clouds intermittently, it became a bit of a game of cat and mouse and a battle of wills. With this exact shot in mind, I was rather determined and admittedly quite stubborn to see this vision come to life. Finally, after at least 45 minutes of running in and out of the water, continuously cleaning my lens, blurring the majority of shots due to being handheld and of course, waiting for that magical light, I was more than relieved to see this shot come to life. I really enjoy being challenged with my work and this would have to be one of the most enjoyable experiences behind the lens that I’ve had in a long time.
Johnston Canyon, Banff Canada
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As Darkness Becomes Light
In the heart of Fiordland, morning light is cast upon dense cloud high above Lake Manapouri. I’ve had the pleasure of camping in these remote areas over the years, experiences that have impacted me deeply and will continue to fuel my love for capturing the wilderness of New Zealand.
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Enthroned
The weather in Patagonia is notorious for moving fast, as it did on this particular afternoon when the wind howled and rain threatened on and off, all before falling eerily calm just before dusk. I decided not to hike much further and took a nap beside this old weathered tree, using it to frame the enigmatic Mt Fitzroy as the light began to paint the sky.
Patagonia, El Chalten Argentina
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Conquest
The almighty Cerro Torre bathes in early morning golden light.
Patagonia, Argentina
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Resilience
A fresh dump of snow fell overnight and transformed the Patagonian countryside into a winter wonderland. The mountains were covered in cloud so I trekked east and came across this tree standing tall in a world trying to bring it down.
Torres Del Paine, Patagonia Chile
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Victory
A combination of light, earth and snow above the ranges as the sun makes its descent in Patagonia.
Torres Del Paine, Patagonia Chile
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Overcome
Nature abides by no rules in Patagonia. With the fast moving wind, rain, snow and water, the atmosphere is constantly changing and is a humbling experience for anyone exposed to such elements. On this particular morning, I ruled out any chance of light finding a way through the dense cloud but right on sunrise, an opening appeared for a few brief moments an ignited the sky.
Torres Del Paine, Patagonia Chile
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Afflicted
Driving straight into the storm, the familiar feeling of comfortable discomfort made me smile. Relentless rain and the gusty southerly eventually gave way to an eerie calm. The horizon was set ablaze in sequential bursts of light as we sat us mere witnesses, humbled by the reality of being here in the now.
Bombo Quarry, NSW Australia
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Dispossession
A large wave rendered by a slow shutter speed as it decimates the reef below.
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Eye of Poseidon
Several thousand tonnes of water rolling and exploding in gale force winds. A slow shutter speed was used here to render the abstract textures of the sea.
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Unto The Sea
A sight not many Sydney siders would know is in their own backyard. Curracurrong Falls is found in Sydneys Royal National Park (the world’s second oldest national park) and is quite a unique to the Australian landscape. Every trip here has provided various conditions but this particular afternoon everything seemed to align for a memorable moment spent by the edge of the sea, standing atop of the iconic Eagle Rock.
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Shrouded Gods
This was our third trip to the national park and very reminiscent of our previous treks with scorching summer heat, scratched up legs and some of Australia’s finest mountain and wilderness views. Summiting the Castle and Mt Nibelung on our last visits, we headed further north this time and ascended the ‘Shrouded God’s’ mountain. After a failed attempt on day 1 we ended up admitting defeat and sleeping inside a cave just a few mere vertical metres below the summit. With the protective shade from the cave, we both managed the one of the biggest sleeps we’ve had in years, waking refreshed and determined to make it to the top. We eventually made it up and were welcomed by much grander views than below. The thick scrub still made it difficult to traverse as far east as I would’ve liked so we made it as far as we could and set up camp tucked away in a cosy corner of scrub.The weather fluctuated quite a bit through the next 24 hours and by sunset things moved very fast. Within an hour the sky went from 100% clear to visibility being reduced to just a few feet in front of us. Fortunately it was quite atmospheric and I managed to capture one image I liked just as the last light of day ignited the western face of the iconic Castle.
Budawangs, NSW Australia
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End Of Days
A night that I will cherish for the rest of my life, an intimate encounter with the relentless and humbling forces of nature. You can read all about it here.
Cathedral Rocks, Kiama Australia
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Meridian II
Almost 4 years ago I captured an image from within this cave, one that has always been a personal favourite. A Representation of moving from confined darkness out into the freedom of light. I’ll always be grateful for the gift of photography and the way it has helped me see the world through new eyes, stepping out of my former self. I frequent this area more than any other, mainly for workshops now but I’d always had this high tide vision in mind. As a new chapter begins in life, new priorities both personal and photography related, I figured now was as good a time as ever to be at one with the sea yet again.
Cathedral Rocks, Kiama Australia
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