As you can see, this headland is an exceptional vantage point for Milky Way photography—its horizons open, its darkness relatively unspoil...

  What we come to cherish most is time—given freely to family and friends, unmeasured and unburdened. It is in conversation, unguarded and w...

  Seven years ago, long before I understood what the sky was quietly preparing that night, I drove six hours to the wide salt pan of Lake Ty...

  In the curve of Penny Weight Walk, where Bendigo’s laneways murmur to brick and shadow, she waits. Crimson and unyielding, her face burns...

  This location is known as the German Mine, an abandoned remnant of the gold-mining era near Maldon, Victoria. I made this image approximat...

  Looking back through the archive felt like walking a quiet trail through time, each image a footprint from journeys taken without any inte...

  In continuation of the Sunday post, I have shared three images from Bridgewater Bay, Blairgowrie, including the renowned arch for which th...

  I once shared a vision of the Milky Way above this quiet township, and now I offer another—its silver arc stretching across the heavens, w...

  It is a township through which I must invariably pass on my way to Horsham. In former days, I would often pause there, undertaking locum d...

  Magic Beach, revealed only at low tide along the sweeping shores of Cape Woolamai on Phillip Island, is a place where the natural and the ...

  These photographs, taken during my former wanderings through the storied precincts of Fitzroy in Melbourne, form a modest yet treasured ar...

  Situated upon the windswept coast of Portsea, at the southernmost tip of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia, the site known a...

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

  This was taken when I started out learning taking Milkyway photo  Sony A7RIV FE 16-35mm f2.8 GM Linking  Skywatch Friday

  Always a sight to see wren. They are so lovely. Sony A7RIV FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Linking  Saturday Critter

  It looks minimalistic.  Sony A7RIV 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Linking  Saturday Critter

  I was lucky to get the shot. Sony A7RIV FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Linking  Saturday Critter

  Sitting there meditating Sony A7RIV FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Linking  Saturday Critter

  Blue Fairy Wren is a delight to see Sony A7RIV FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Linking  Saturday Critter

  I know this is done by a local artist who is quite well known in Bendigo. I just cannot remember his name any more. Sony A7RIV FE 24mm f1....