Fagus in the Snow
Experience one of Tasmania’s most unusual seasonal displays as the native fagus glows beneath fresh snow in Mount Field National Park. This gallery captures the fleeting combination of autumn colour and alpine weather that makes the Tasmanian highlands so distinctive.
Central Highlands Tasmania
Explore Tasmania’s Central Highlands through a collection of landscape photographs showcasing alpine lakes, snow-covered mountains, changing seasons and the rugged beauty of one of the state’s most distinctive regions.
Strahan, West Coast Tasmania
Explore a collection of landscape photographs from Strahan and Tasmania’s West Coast, featuring Macquarie Harbour, and Ocean Beach scenery that makes this remote corner of lutruwita / Tasmania so distinctive.
Tasmania’s Southwest Wilderness
Tasmania has a habit of reminding you how much you still haven’t seen. In December 2025, I had the chance to photograph a seaplane flight into Bathurst Harbour with Above and Beyond, heading deep into the state’s southwest. The weather wasn’t ideal, low cloud, rain, shifting conditions, but the flight went ahead, taking the long […]
The Huon River
The Huon River begins high in Southwest National Park, emerging from the slopes below Junction Hill and the Marsden Range before winding east for 174 kilometres through the Huon Valley and out into the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. Its name honours Captain Huon de Kermadec, second-in-command of Rear-Admiral Bruni d’Entrecasteaux’s 1792 expedition, one of the earliest European […]
Southern Aurora
Photos of the Southern Aurora from the Huon Valley, Southern Tasmania. View other recent Photo Galleries: View All Galleries
Junee Cave Track
Maydena, Derwent Valley, Tasmania The Junee Caves Track near Maydena in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley is a short rainforest walk that follows the Junee River to the entrance of its karst cave system. View my other Photo Galleries: View All Galleries
Huon Valley Grove of Giants
South of Hobart, where the ridgelines fold into one another like slow-moving swells, there is a forest that until recently lived only in whispers. A forest so improbable, so colossal in its proportions, that even those who had spent their lives studying Tasmania’s wild places assumed that nothing like it could remain unrecorded. And yet, […]
nipaluna / Hobart
Photos from my mid-week wanderings around nipaluna / Hobart. View my other Photo Galleries: View All Galleries
Kelly’s Steps, Salamanca
Tucked between the sandstone walls of Salamanca and the rise into Battery Point, Kelly’s Steps offer one of Hobart’s simplest but most striking architectural links. Built in 1840 by explorer and whaler James Kelly, the staircase was carved straight into the cliff to create a direct route between the growing port below and the residential […]