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 [...]

Forming a relationship with the subject or scene of a photograph is an integral part of the creative photographic process for me.  So how do you connect with something that is [...]

My introduction to the world of birds occurred in the aridlands of south-western Queensland. As part of my job for Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service, I was to accompany avian [...]

In the late seventies, the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service, in collaboration with Ken Taylor, the senior producer of the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) natural history film unit, produced a series of five [...]

Rain over the past year has transformed the Flinders Ranges in South Australia and from the air the normally brown ranges are flushed with green.  The only down side is that the [...]

Whether painted with autumn colours, dusted with snow, shrouded in mist or backlit by a crimson sunset, trees are amongst the most photographed subjects in the natural world. Photographing them can [...]

I was first introduced to the world of macropods in 1975 when I joined the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service as a photographer and promoter of nature conservation. However it [...]

The first ever underwater photograph I took was off the coast of Kangaroo Island, South Australia. I also had my first job on the island, at Penneshaw as a jackaroo, and spent my [...]

Of course kids love animals, no doubt about that.  Apart from selling millions of nature connect books for kids over the past fifteen years, I also spend time with children in [...]

Right now a massive dredging operation is occurring in Gladstone Harbour inshore of the World Heritage Great Barrier Reef. This is destroying important habitat for our threatened dugongs, turtles and rare [...]