Australia has a bit of a reputation for having some of the ‘Largest’ things in the world. Often these are kitsch representations of some local industry or icon like ‘The Big Pineapple’ or ‘The Giant Koala; you get the idea. When I was told I was about to see the worlds largest coin (legal tender) […]
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In 1892 William Ford and Arthur Bayley had been prospecting near the Western Australian country town of Coolgardie. Their story tells how one evening their bush camp was swept away by a flash flood. In their dismay, vowing they’d had enough, they searched for all their scattered belongings with the intention of quitting. In their […]
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Mr. T’s got a dark secret. Underneath that shiny gold foil-thin facade lurks another creature, a darker creature seldom seen until the very last moment. He’s not made of that insipid brown milky stuff some use as a poor excuse for chocolate. He’s dark, really dark and in a moment he will be gone. Photo: […]
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The days are getting longer now and the sun setting a little later which means more time in the evening to get down to the beach. There are more people out walking, more people out running and more people just hanging around on the jetty enjoying the evening. Even though winter is not quite over […]
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‘Air Time’ might seem an odd name for this image but it seemed appropriate as I come up for ,air so to speak, from my underwater images. We are fortunate here in having the diversity of weather which helps in creating dramatic images. Sunsets are obvious of course but when ever there is heavy but […]
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