Sometimes I look at the clouds and knowing the science behind the saturated air, I still must wonder like a … Read More
Kimberley Tales Video
As per tradition, we the on board photographers on True North presented a slideshow movie on the last night of … Read More
Kimberley Tales
I barely remember what I just did. I forget what comes next. I live only now. Existing, living, breathing in … Read More
Capturing the Kimberley Coast
Come this Saturday 12th of March True North Mark and I are flying to Broome to join up with David … Read More
Save The Kimberley – We Need Your Help
It is crunch time for the Kimberley in Western Australia. The Kimberley is one of the last true wilderness area … Read More
Help protect the pristine Kimberley
I have blogged about James Price Point several times before, recent post from March is here. Thankfully, thanks to the … Read More
Kimberley, final frontier, no shock absorbers
Kimberley. Final Frontier. Captain’s log, stardate 8975.1. We received a distress call from bloody tourists lost in the wild and … Read More
Kimberley Photography Tour 2009 with All Terrain 4WD Safaris
Are you looking for a one of a kind photography tour designed by photographers for photographers, and a true outback … Read More
Finding a Tree in The Kimberley
You would be forgiven for thinking “how hard can it be to find a tree?”. Often it is actually akin … Read More
Kimberley. Home.
“Man was born in the desert. Desert is home.” writes Bruce Chatwin. The Kimberley in North West Australia is not … Read More
James Price Point video and Exhibition
If visitors arrived from another planet and took an overall view of our common problems, I presume they would tell … Read More
The Tale of King George Falls
The location is the Kimberley in Western Australia after a record setting wet season.. The scene is the mighty King … Read More
Farewell Australia
I have been living in Australia for more than six months, with two awesome trips to Papua New Guinea and … Read More
Raft Point and Steep Island
Towering walls of ancient red rock and peaceful pebbled beaches and the scene of a human drama on an epic … Read More
Hunter River
The morning is warm and humid. There is little wind and the sun has yet to rise. The colours are … Read More
Rural scapes of Australia’s South West
The very beginning of January Christian Fletcher, Neal Pritchard, Tony Spencer and I embarked on a great photo camping adventure … Read More
Colours of Roebuck Bay of Broome
The pristine Kimberley is quite the extraordinary spectrum of light, especially to the human eye unaccustomed to tropical saturation. Roebuck … Read More
Jarlmadangah and the Full Moon
“Blackfella headlights” cracks Billy and we all share a good laugh. I am at Jarlmadangah aboriginal community. Billy from the … Read More
Primary Colours at James Price Point
Last week in Broome, Western Australia, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Nigel Gaunt of Red Dirt Photography. … Read More
Dales Gorge in HDR and CAKE09 tales
“Oooohhh, are you guys from the fair” says the very excited woman behind the counter at Coles supermarket; in the … Read More
Capturing Mitchell Falls
I am on record for not being a big fan of waterfall images in general. Unless you place that running … Read More
Three Men in a Troopie
Plans. Some say life is what happens when you are busy making other plans. I disagree. Life is simply What … Read More
Gibb River Road and We eat the snake!
I will be offline for 8 days as I depart Wednesday for a trip up the good old Gibb River … Read More
A day with the Jarlmadangah mob
This week I had the pleasure of visiting the Jarlmadangah Burru aboriginal community and spending a day out in their … Read More
On Broome Time and oh the stupidity.
Lazy Days. Holiday mode. I don’t usually allow myself much time to relax while travelling (must shoot photos. Will die … Read More
The Purnululu sunset that almost never was
“All good things come to those who wait” goes the old saying. I am not a patient soul so I … Read More
Next stop Namibia
“Hallou hoe gaan dit?” is Afrikaans for “hello how are you?”. Learning a bit of Afrikaans and dusting off my … Read More
Lazy days in Broome
Broome is a small but extremely popular tropical town in Western Australia and gateway to The Kimberley. It is sometimes … Read More
Purnululu and the Bungle Bungle
Purnululu National Park in The Kimberley in Western Australia is a World Heritage site, home to spectacular 500 meter tall … Read More
Outback Australia quinta essentia
The quintessential. The essence. No; I am not only writing this follow up post to the quintessential Outback Australia photo … Read More
Bells Gorge – with falling water
I am on record for not being a big fan of photos of waterfalls. I very often find them quite … Read More
Windjana Gorge and the Bunuba people
The mighty rock walls towers up to 100 meters in height on the flat spinifex covered Kimberley savannah. The gorge … Read More
Two Toned World Strikes Back
Previously I have blogged about A Two Toned World and Return of the Toned World so I messed up the … Read More
Capturing Manning Gorge
The Kimberley is home to many great gorges and one of the best known is Manning Gorge. It is very … Read More
The quintessential Outback Australia photo
One of my photographic quests is to capture the perfect Outback Australia image. My perfect Outback Australia image that is. … Read More
Australia – what worked and what didn’t?
In August I wrote a post about my gear for a photo trip just before leaving for Australia on a … Read More
Reflections on an Outback Overreaction
Climbing up a rock face in darkness to witness dawn and sunrise over Hawk Dreaming from a rock shelter rich … Read More
In the big smoke. Miss my country.
I am quoting Bill Neidjie again; writing about his country and why he loves the bush in his book ‘Story … Read More
In the footsteps of Bill Neidjie and the Bunitj Clan
Imagine sitting in a shelter, a large natural rock cave 30 meters above ground. Look out over the floodplains and … Read More
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