I returned to the Tian Yuan Wuji Temple as one returns to a familiar refrain—recognisable, yet never quite the same. Last year, I had fra...

  I returned to the temple with a quiet hope of redemption—last year I had arrived too late, the cherry blossoms already a memory scattered ...

  As I leafed through some of my old photographs, one image of the Melbourne Old Gaol caught my eye again, its composition strange and parti...

  Joel and I havent ventured into mural hunting for some time. This one was a lady portrait and the artist unknown. The place smells quite b...

  This sea cave along the Bunurong Coast has long since collapsed, its vault surrendered to the sea. Looking back, I am grateful to have cap...

  I realise there is only a small portion of sky visible in this photograph, yet it still fits within the theme. This image was captured dur...

  A place I once frequented, though visiting has become increasingly difficult to plan. The Laowa lens creates a pronounced vignetting that ...

  For the past four years I have made the monthly journey to Horsham, where I attend to my professional duties within the local hospital, nu...

  My visit to this area during an unusually low tide proved most rewarding in terms of photographic endeavour. The light, delicate and fleet...

  The Frankston Annual Sand Sculpture Competition, once a cherished highlight of my childhood, has long held a special place in the cultural...

  To undertake the task of long exposure photography amidst the throngs of Brisbane’s bustling South Bank is to court both patience and fort...

  The Old Gillies Pie Factory in Bendigo, Victoria, stands as a testament to the city's rich industrial and culinary heritage. Establish...

  The Heavenly Queen Temple suffered damage during the flood two years prior. When we visited, the majority of the structures were still und...