Journal

65,000 frames. 8 months in the field. One film about an island that never sits still.

Every hard drive will fail eventually. Every computer will die. The question is not if it will happen – it is whether…

The night sky has always called to us. Long before electric light washed it away from our cities, humans looked up and…

People sign up for photography workshops for different reasons. Some want to learn their camera settings properly. Some want access to locations…

The forecast said Kp4. Possible aurora activity for southern Tasmania. I’d seen that forecast a hundred times and driven out anyway, usually…

If you’ve spent time in Tasmania’s mountains in autumn, you already know about fagus. If you haven’t, let me tell you about…

Every autumn, something remarkable happens on the forest floor in Tasmania. While the trees are doing what trees do – dropping leaves,…

I’ve been photographing Tasmania for over twenty years. In that time I’ve covered most of the island – from the remote southwest…

The plan was simple. Two days, one night, summit of Mount Anne, get the shot I’d been thinking about for years. The…

There are places in the world where the Milky Way is so bright it casts shadows. Tasmania is one of them. I’ve…