Lake Oberon
Lake Oberon, Western Arthur Range, Tasmania
The Track to Barn Bluff
Barn Bluff, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Alpine Wonderland
Alpine Wonderland
Mount Anne, Southwest National Park, Tasmania
The impressive peak of Mount Anne overlooks a small pool surrounded by pineapple grass, cushion plants and pandani. Mount Anne, Southwest National Park, Tasmania.
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Crescent Moon at Lake Oberon
Crescent Moon at Lake Oberon
Western Arthur Range, Southwest National Park, Tasmania
The Milky Way rising over Lake Oberon between Mount Pegasus north and south. The southwest region of Tasmania is home to some of the most severe weather in Australia. This image was taken on an uncharacteristically clear morning at 3am. The moon can also be seen in the left of frame.
Awards given to this image:- Overall winner of the 2018 David Malin Astrophotography Award
- Exhibited in the CSIRO Parkes Dish Observatory Gallery, Parkes, New South Wales
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Portico of Light
Portico of Light
Ross, Midlands, Tasmania
A stunning aurora display over the old portico of Horton College, near Ross, Tasmania.
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Prehistoric Dawn
Prehistoric Dawn
Southwest National Park, Tasmania
First light of dawn hits the ancient alpine landscape of Southwest National Park
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Sunrise over Cushion Plant
Sunrise over Cushion Plant
Mount Anne, Southwest National Park, Tasmania
The first rays of dawn stream past Lot’s Wife and Mount Lot, back-lighting a magnificent cushion plant specimen. Mount Anne, Southwest National Park, Tasmania.
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Geryon Glow
Lake Elysia, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
The peak of Mount Geryon reflecting in the calm waters of Lake Elysia
First Light on Little Horn
Cradle Mountain, Tasmania
First light of the morning reaches the snow dusted peak of Cradle Mountain known as “Little Horn”
Out Of StockWhite Pandani at the Pool of Memories
Labyrinth Area, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
An infrared monochrome image of a Pandani plant at the Pool of Memories
Awards given to this image:- 2016 Australian Professional Photography Awards: Silver Distinction
Only 50 prints in each image class will ever be sold. Print price increases by 20% for every 10 sold until the final numbered print of the series is sold. All limited edition prints are signed, numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Rows of Bridestowe
Bridestowe Lavender Estate, Tasmania
Out Of StockShadow of Pegasus
Western Arthur Range, Southwest National Park, Tasmania
The shadow of Mount Pegasus is cast across Lake Oberon in the early morning light. Taken from the summit of Mount Sirius.
Awards given to this image:- Tasmanian Landscape and Nature Photography Awards: Winner of Wild Landscapes Category
- 2016 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year: Finalist in Monochrome Category
Only 50 prints in each image class will ever be sold. Print price increases by 20% for every 10 sold until the final numbered print of the series is sold. All limited edition prints are signed, numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Dawn at Cradle Mountain
Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Wineglass Bay
Wineglass Bay and the Hazards, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
Early morning light over Freycinet Peninsula
About Photographic Prints
- Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310gsm
- Inks: High quality archival pigment inks
- Signature: On bottom right hand of print, silver/low contrast ink. Signature may be omitted on request.
- Print border: 15mm on all edges, image may be cropped slightly to meet print dimensions
- Packaging: Clear archival sleeve, rolled, and shipped in a mailing tube
- Shipping: Free shipping within Australia, international shipping available
Layers of the Arthurs
Western Arthur Range, Tasmania
2016 Focus Awards – Landscape Category – Winner
2016 AIPP NSW Awards – Gold – Science, Wildlife and Wild Places
First Light at Lake Oberon
Lake Oberon, Western Arthur Range, Tasmania
The first light of the day backlights Pandani plants making up the foreground of this sweeping view down towards Lake Oberon and the Western Arthur Range beyond.
Awards given to this image:- 2016 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year – Landscape Category Finalist
Pandani at the Pool of Memories
Labyrinth area, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmanaia
Mount Geryon reflected in the calm waters of the Pool of Memories at sunset.
Tasmania’s endemic heath plant, a Pandani (Richea pandanifolia), sits on the edge of the pool surrounded by Fagus (Nothofagus gunnii) and Cheshunt Pine (Diselma archeri).
Out Of StockGeryon Awakens
Labyrinth area, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Mount Geryon reflects in the calm waters of the Pool of Memories.
Awards given to this image:- Tasmanian Landscape and Nature Photography Awards: Third Place Wild Landscapes Category
- 2016 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year: Finalist in Monochrome Category
About Limited Edition Prints
Only 50 prints in each image class will ever be sold. Print price increases by 20% for every 10 sold until the final numbered print of the series is sold. All limited edition prints are signed, numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Nelson River Serenity
Nelson River, Tasmania
On the walk back from Nelson Falls in western Tasmania I noticed this beautiful composition along the river. It was raining whilst I took this and had to wipe my circular polariser after each frame I took to remove the rain drops. Tedious work at best, however the effort is truly worth it.
Overland View
Overland Track, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Looking out towards the mountains along the Overland Track from Cradle Cirque, with a flowering Richea scoparia bush in the foreground.
Dip Falls
Mawbanna, North Western Tasmania
We we probably shooting in this location for about 45 minutes. Unfortunately there were quite a few shadows cast over the falls by trees due to the time of the day we were there. There was a brief period of about 5 minutes when the sun went behind the clouds, the shadows disappeared, and the exposures were just popping. This was when this images was taken. A good lesson in patience and persistence for me.