I am struggling to teach myself meditation but I practice every day as I want to learn. When I close … Read More
Towering walls of ancient red rock and peaceful pebbled beaches and the scene of a human drama on an epic … Read More
Buddhism is in some ways fascinating; even to an atheist. It is more a belief system than a religion and … Read More
The morning is warm and humid. There is little wind and the sun has yet to rise. The colours are … Read More
Some faces capture your eyes immediately. Capturing that possibly un-definable quality in an image is a tough challenge I find. … Read More
I finally managed to walk amongst the clouds.
I like this candid shot of a monk listening to tunes at the Vispasana Centre in Cambodia. The modern monk … Read More
As per tradition, we the on board photographers on True North presented a slideshow movie on the last night of … Read More
Previously featured in my post Golden Temple, the Vispasana Centre is quite the stunning sight. With my guide Nathan Horton … Read More
I barely remember what I just did. I forget what comes next. I live only now. Existing, living, breathing in … Read More
Come this Saturday 12th of March True North Mark and I are flying to Broome to join up with David … Read More
“I wish this road would go on forever”. I thought that many a time on my road trip in America … Read More
The very beginning of January Christian Fletcher, Neal Pritchard, Tony Spencer and I embarked on a great photo camping adventure … Read More
I have written at lengths about our two monk friends Thun and Purt and how they excelled at modeling for … Read More
It is with great pleasure and pride I present to you the first 21 images from my trip to Cambodia. … Read More
Elephants wandering in large slow movements across the savannah. Giraffes striding majestically towering above the flat top trees. Lions on … Read More
For the past 6 weeks or so I have been working many hours on creating a website for my dear … Read More
Cambodia held many surprises for me, one of them being how flat and wide open it is. I could not … Read More
I had a most fantastic weekend at Rottnest Island with True North Mark and family, thanks so much to you … Read More
One of our two monk friends and models, Purt, was an inspiring, intelligent man with a great smile and quick … Read More
“I am an abyss explorer”. The words are of famous freediver Guillaume Nery but they also remind me of watching … Read More
Angkor Wat. A symbol of Cambodia, the world’s largest religious building and a pinnacle in the temple complex of Angkor. … Read More
“I like your landscapes but you know, the most interesting landscape of all is the human face”. A friend of … Read More
Red alert. Picture of the year. It simply does not get any more epic than this.
The smell is overwhelming, causing flashbacks to Thailand and nearly stunning me. Unique to Asian towns this smell is hard … Read More
When I was a kid I build a lightsaber out of metal and wood and sprinted around our farm, pretending … Read More
Travel enough and you will eventually meet yourself. I recently read that somewhere but I doubt it is possible to … Read More
Visiting the Mansava Village on Tsoilik Island in Papua New Guinea a brilliant photo opportunity presented itself in a split … Read More
Once in a blue moon great teams come together. The Fantastic Four Fotographers of the Australian Southwest is one such … Read More
2010. Time it was and what a time it was. 2011 will set sail at a high pace as January … Read More
The pristine Kimberley is quite the extraordinary spectrum of light, especially to the human eye unaccustomed to tropical saturation. Roebuck … Read More
Captured deep in the wild jungles of Papua New Guinea, risking life and limb and camera to the distinct possibility … Read More
“Punk. Quarterback Punk”. “Surfing’s the source man, change your life forever, I swear it”. “Speak into the microphone squid brain!”. … Read More
It is hypnotic witnessing an active volcano. A volcano that yawned and rumbled the day before we explored this ground. … Read More
This image is one I hold especially dear from my work in Papua New Guinea, and I am thrilled to … Read More
