What an incredible opportunity and unique two days! Would you like to learn from three of the best nature and travel photographers in the world with a combined 130 years of [...]

My first introduction to aerial photography began when I was twenty three and had just trained as an airborne search and rescue diver in the Royal Australian Navy.  Based at Nowra [...]

Bats are the only mammals to have mastered true flight (gliders do not truly flap their “wings” like bats do) and possess many other amazing adaptations, such as echolocation. While bats [...]

The Tasmanian Devil Sarcophilus harrisii The genus names of this species, Sarcophilus, literally means “flesh-lover” in Greek — an apt name for this charismatic, carrion-devouring carnivore. One of the most well-known [...]

If any animal now has a hard time living side by side with us, then it is the dingo. I regard this naturally lean dog, which was introduced to our isolated [...]

The shape and texture  of bark peeling from the trunk of a giant gum tree, the sinuous curves of the petals of a spider orchid, the shiny green veins of backlit [...]

Snow Gums bathed in golden light with their roots in smooth white snow. Raging waterfalls, rushing creeks, and drenched ferns. Leaves and palm fronds all dripping with rain or illuminated by [...]

Nailtail wallabies make their appearance in the macropod fossil record in the Pleistocene, at about the same time as the hare-wallabies and the much larger “mega” kangaroos or sthenurines. Now, only [...]

There is nowhere better for rainforest photography than Lamington National Park.  How would you like to join me for a week November 18/23 – 2012? If you are interested in finding [...]

Two full day seminars with two of the worlds leading nature photographers Would you like to learn from two of the best nature and travel photographers in the world? Then you [...]