Australian Landscape & Aerial Photography

Experience Australia Through My Lens

Myrtle Forest, Tasmania Only a short half an hour drive from Hobart, Myrtle Forest feels much more remote. The waterfalls flowing off of Mt Wellington were pumping from all of the recent rain. --------------------------------------------------------
Jim Jim Falls, Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory ---------------------------------------------------------------------⁠ Nikon Z6 Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 Sirui W2204 Carbon Fibre Waterproof Tripod with K-30x Ball Head⁠ f/8 1/500s⁠ ISO200⁠ -------
Frenchman's Cap, Tasmania After arriving at Tahune Hut the night before I decided to wake up early to see the sunrise atop of Frenchman's Cap. These are just a couple of shots from the top and they truly don't do justice to how spectacular the view
Frenchman's Cap, Tasmania A remote and extremely beautiful part of Southwest Tasmania. --------------------------------------------------------------------⁠ Nikon Z6 Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5 f/8 1/250s ISO3200⁠ ----------------------------------------
Tasman Island, Cape Pillar, Tasmania The last, and most inaccessible, of the 3 capes down on the Tasman Peninsula is that of Cape Pillar. Having parked at Foretescue Bay, I made my way down to Bald Hill Campground and set up camp, before proceedi
Turning of the Fagus, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania Fagus (Nothofagus gunnii) is the only native deciduous tree species in Tasmania. Every Autumn these trees change to beautiful golden and red colours throughout select areas of the Alpine landsca
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