Landscape

Flinders Ranges, a winding road through the ranges.

A good excuse to get outside.

Landscape photography is a big part of why I love getting out and exploring. These are a few places around Australia I’ve taken my camera.

Long-exposure waves wash around granite rocks beneath a blue sky. — Wilson’s Promontory National Park, water tracing the sand.

Offshore islands sit beneath rain and sunlight, framed by lichen-covered rocks. — Wilson’s Promontory National Park, a little light breaking through.

Ocean light is framed by the dark opening of a coastal cave on Kangaroo Island.

And a reason to stay a little longer.

I’m a Melbourne-based photographer, but a lot of what I love shooting takes me further outside. Getting outside and making photographs have always gone together for me.

Kangaroo Island, looking out from the cave.

Sunlight reaches a fern-lined forest gorge. — Blue Mountains National Park, a pocket of green below the cliffs.

Blue water runs through a narrow coastal rock chasm. — Cape Hauy, Tasmania, the sea finding a way through.