A small lizard of some description doing its best to look like a rock in Kanangra-Boyd National Park.
Lizard eyeing me warily. Taken at our campsite at Acacia Flats.
Dragonflies perched above a small stream at Gloucester Tops.
One of my favourite colours in the Australian bush.
Sunset at Piha
A brief glimpse of Taranaki though the clouds.
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The beautiful colours of Mt Taranaki from the Poukai track.
Whitsunday sunset featuring a humble seagul.
A Sea Eagle looking magestic flying over the yacht in which we traversed the Whitsundays.
Sun setting behind one of the Whitsunday islands.
Dawn seen from the middle of South Cape Rivulet.
The dawn sky reflected in South Cape Rivulet
Grim death grip on a coastal rock.
The Ironbound Range bristling with button grass.
Button grass plains near Melaleuca.
Track across the button grass plains near Melaleuca.
Melaleuca Lagoon at dusk.
Looking back down the Valley while crossing the Clinton river on the Milford Track.
Kookaburra perched on our laundry.
Intrepid adventurers walking around San Juan Island National Historical Park looking towards The Olympics.
Cresent moon over a field on San Juan Island
Sun rise as seen from Arthur Hut.
Some gratuitous posing somewhere on the way to Mt Arthur summit.
A subtle yet beautiful aspect of a sunset from Salisbury Lodge on the Lelslie/Karamea track.
A Weka on the deck outside Venus Hut.
Shaunna appearing over the top of Wananui Saddle after a rough climb, as the only clouds of the day close in to obscure the view.
Shaunna slogging up the hill to Wanganui Saddle with heavy wet boots.
Sunrise silhouetting a rail crossing while driving towards Christchurch. Taken through the window of the car.
Mountain view through the trees on day 3 of the Routeburn track.
Sunset illumitating the peaks near Emily's Pass, and reflecting into Lake Mackenzie.
Sunset illumitating the peaks near Emily's Pass, and reflecting into Lake Mackenzie. Had to upload two photos of this because it was so beautiful.
Roadside photo break on the way to Queenstown. With the right light the hills look black. Choose your own life metaphor for this image.
On the sand at Eucla. Taken on the journy back from Perth to Sydney.
Feathers caught in a small bush on the Tasman Peninsula.
Dusk on the East coast of the Tasman peninsula.
A tiger snake posing for a photo op. This photo was the highlight of a 27km day on the last day of the Overland track. Catch the ferry!
Echo Point hut. An old hut on the final day of the Overland track. Mostly used by rats now days.
Shaunna having a snack on the jetty next to Echo Point hut.
The colourful path leading to Mt Ossa.
Barn Bluff through the rocks at the top of Mt Ossa.
View from a clearing created by a land slide somewhere on the Overland before Pelion hut.
Cute little Joey outside new Waterfall hut on the Overland.
Macro shot of some cool little waxy flowers. Taken out the front of Scott-Kilvert hut at the end of the first day on the Overland track.
Some Paddys feeding outsite Scott-Kilvert hut on the Overland track.
Sydney tower mired in mud.
Dusk at the Sydney Opera House
A spider's pregnant abdomen reflects the sun as it hangs lightly next to row of past conquests. Storm clouds roll in.
Ferris wheel lit up at night on Navy Pier in Chicago, with a (not so) willing model in the foreground. I like the light on her face, and the composition of the scene.
This was taken in the early afternoon near Bellingham. That is the sun doing a poor job of keeping me awake
Teady Bear Cove in Bellingham. Love the blueness of it. The water is a cold as it looks.
Portrait of a Bellingham sunset.
Golden sunset in Bellingham
Another photo of the golden sunset in Bellingham.
It's a stick. off the coast in Bellingham. Possibly my favourite photo from Bellingham.
It's a puddle in a log. Look closely for the candy centre.
A thorny bush sihlouetted against the same background as the stick in the sunset photo.
A Tiki statue that was on display in the back garden of the place I stayed at in Bellingham.
Barely visible in this shot, there is a spider web spanning the grass and the leaf. High ISO and morning sun make it all light and fluffy.
A grave stone from a local cemetary.
View from Frenchman's Cap in Tasmania. Clouded in in all directions behind the camera. Beautiful nonetheless, and an awesome hike.
Sun setting behind Barn Bluff. Taken with a broken S40. Outside Waterfall Hut.
A patch of blue sky in amongst storm clouds near dusk. Taken from my front garden.
