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Felicity Lawless

This is Felicity Lawless entertaining the crowd at the Murwillumbah Makers and Finders Market. She had just seen Rodrigo and Gabriela in Brisbane last night and her flamenco influences were apparent at...

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Tooloom Falls

Tooloom Falls is a site of special cultural significance to the local Githabul People who know this place as Dooloomi. They graciously invited me to stay here as long as I wanted which makes this the...

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Female Fairywren

This tea bag sized female fairywren is a daily visitor to the Manna Gum camp in the Main Range National Park. The males are more colourful and in Western Australia, they look like this. There were...

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Donkey Boiler

The Crows Nest National park campsite is home to a chorus of Kookaburras and up to 13 groups of humans. Each site has its own BBQ fire pit arranged in a circle around a central amenities block. Outside...

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Emu Creek

Emu Creek marks the Southern boundary of the Benarkin State Forest in Queensland, Australia. I parked the van to overlook this bend in the river. The flow around these rocks has created a deep area...

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Stanage Sunset

Stanage is a tiny town at the tip of a peninsula and the end of a 100km dirt road. It sticks out into the Pacific ocean surrounded by islands where the continent fragments into the shallow turquoise...

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Galactic Emu

This shows the centre of the Milky Way as seen from Australia. The Southern hemisphere has a great view as it faces the bright heart of our galaxy. On a clear night, you can read your watch with...

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Walking Dragline

This Walking Dragline is one of the largest things I have photographed. I was focused at infinity and still used a wide angle lens to get it all in. The boom that supports the bucket is as long as a...

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Whitsunday Islands

This was taken from the Northern end of Whitehaven Beach on the Whitsunday islands in Queensland, Australia. Beaches seem to have a primaeval allure. Some scientists believe life could well have begun...

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Marine Institute

This was taken at the Australian Institute of Marine Science. It is a federally funded organisation which is revealing some of the mysteries of the ocean. The facility is full of fish tanks containing...

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Wallaman Falls

This is Wallaman Falls in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. It is Australia’s highest permanent single drop waterfall. This photo was taken from a viewing platform a short walk from the national...

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Wild Cassowary

This is a wild Southern Cassowary. I had seen one before in Australia Zoo but it was standing still in an enclosure about 5 meters away. This did not prepare me for the wild face to face encounter with...

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Cape Tribulation

This area is known as Kurangee by the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people. Meaning place of many cassowaries. It was later named Cape Tribulation by the English explorer James Cook shortly after he...

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Morning Glory

This cloud formation above Burketown, Australia is known as The Morning Glory. You would think 30 years in the UK would be enough to see every type of cloud but this meteorological phenomenon is...

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Walkabout Creek

This is the Walkabout Creek Hotel in McKinlay, Queensland. It was made famous by the iconic Australian film Crocodile Dundee in 1986. The pub is decorated with props and photos of the cast and crew. If...

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Outback Road

Outback driving is a unique experience. Even the main roads have so little traffic, passing motorists wave to each other to acknowledge the existence of other humans in the vast hot dry expanse. If you...

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Re Stock

This is the Superpit in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. My brother once showed me google reverse image search. It is a useful tool for the stock photographer who wants to find out where their images get...

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New Year

Happy New Year 2019. May your dreams come true. These are the Sydney new year fireworks. I left my van behind and took the train into the city from my temporary base in the Blue Mountains where I have...

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Blue Mountains

These remarkable plants somehow hold on to these sheer cliffs in the Blue Mountains, Australia. The weather here over summer has been great. The altitude cancels out the worst of the heat and you are...

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Leven Canyon

This is Leven Canyon on the edge of Tasmania’s wild west. Before leaving Melbourne on the ferry I caught up with some old friends including Lieven who I last saw on my first trip to Australia over 20...

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