There are places where time seems to move differently … in the strangeness of dreams, in the immersion of flow, and in the time spent beneath the ocean. Rising from the Atlantic off Ireland’s south-west coast, Bull Rock is imposing, with its famous navigable ocean tunnel, exposed lighthouse and one of Ireland’s largest gannet rookeries. […]
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It’s 35 degrees C at sunset for most of Adelaide after another sweltering day. Most would be sheltering from the heat indoors, cocooned in power-hungry air-conditioned buildings. There is a place of respite, no more than a couple of kilometres out into the gulf, where comfort costs no more than the effort it takes to […]
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For nearly 20 years of my young adult life I made my way down Button Road, through the middle of the Wangkuntila Aldinga Conservation Park (Aldinga Washpool), to get to Silver Sands Beach. In all that time I never noticed the natural treasure all around me. At the time, windsurfing was everything to me and […]
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It’s such a conundrum for me diving here at Port Hughes with both gorgeous mega and macro photography opportunities. I love big underwater vistas, so almost always I will go wide angle in the hope of capturing the huge schools of scad amid soft coral-adorned pylons. On occasion I have dived with divers carrying two […]
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Underneath Port Hughes jetty there is a school of yellowtail scad, the scale of which rivals any location in South Australia I’ve ever dived. I distinctly remember my very first dive here many years ago and how it took my breath away. This is one of those locations full of amazing tiny creatures which draw […]
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