Hong Kong, how do you explore this country and culture and do it justice in five days? Where do you start? How do you unearth a country’s core? On my first visit to Hong Kong I had the advantage of ...
Looking west to the Brindabella Ranges
Namadgi National Park encompasses the southern end of the Australian Capital Territory, approximately 262,000 acres. The park has about 160 kilometres of walking trails, many of which will allow you ...
Gracing Lady Lake on the Western Tiers
Lady Lake sits on the edge of the dolerite cliffs of the Western Tiers, in Tasmania. This was another one of my holiday adventures with a spot of photography on the side. The main attraction for ...
Experiencing the wilds of Bamurru Plains
Bamurru Plains is a eco lodge nestled on a buffalo pastoral station, Swim Creek, on the Mary River flood plain. The station is just west of Kakadu National Park, spread across 300 square kilometres. ...
Rocks on Fire in Tasmania
Over the recent Christmas New Year’s break, I visited the Bay of Fires on the north-east Coast of Tasmania. The bay stretches north from Binalong Bay to Eddystone Point, and in the main surrounded by ...
Looking for opportunity at Camel Rock
I recently spent a weekend at Wallaga Lake, on the New South Wales south coast. Intent on stretching my knowledge of light and movement, with Camel Rock as my subject. Unlike my previous posts this ...
Canberra from on high
If you want to really take in Canberra’s urban design you need to seek out the many vantage points around the city. These are all easy to access and allow you to take panoramic views of the city. The ...
Exploring the Freycinet Peninsula
Over 20 years ago I stood at Wineglass Bay lookout and dreamed of the day I would be able to venture down into the depths of the Freycinet Peninsula and explore the more remote areas. Along time has ...
The misty and soulful heart of Tasmania
A summer holiday in Tasmania, a large island state off the south-east coast of Australia, can present unique experiences. My first day in Tasmania, in middle of Australia’s usually hot and unbearable ...