Last night I had the honour of meeting one of my heroes - Trey Ratcliff of StuckInCustoms.com. If you're not familiar with Trey, he's a world-renowned landscape photographer and pioneer of High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography. He has a thriving business on the back of continually travelling the … read more

In July we went on a mini road-trip to the Coffs Coast in New South Wales, where we visited Coffs Harbour and then headed inland up into the mountains and rainforests. The road between Coffs Harbour and the inland university town of Armidale is known as 'Waterfall Way', the name gives it away but I … read more

A little bit of long exposure magic and the warm(ish) choppy seas of Moreton Bay can be made to look like an iced-over lake. This photograph was taken adjacent to the boat ramp at Cleveland Point. read more

From Burleigh Heads beach on the southern end of the Gold Coast you can walk all way along the beach, north, to the hustle and bustle of Surfers Paradise, and further on to chic Southport. read more

Looking through my Venice pics again I don't know why I never noticed this one before. I remember now that I wanted to try and capture the way the streets are beatifully lit by the shop lights filtering out onto the pavements. read more

As normal, it was busy up at Cleveland Point this Sunday. The beautiful weather and the fact that it was Father's Day here in Australia was enough to bring out even more tourists and locals to this popular spot. You couldn't swing a cat for photographers taking shots of the sunset. By the time it … read more

This is one of my favourite photos from the Paris part of last year's trip. I was admiring the autumn foliage when I spotted this soft-top coming around Place de la Concorde. read more

I dragged myself out of bed at 5am this morning to take some sunrise photographs at Wellington Point. This is the first of them - capturing the pier just as the sun is starting to rise. read more

It's an urban myth that the glass panes in the Louvre Pyramid in Paris number exactly 666 - "the number of the beast". read more

I feel very privileged to live in such a beautiful part of the world. This is another photo I took last weekend from Raby Bay Foreshore Park. This time looking east towards the lighthouse at Cleveland Point. read more

The trip up to Jungfraujoch (the highest railway station in Europe) was magical. The trip back down wasn't half bad either. Snow and ice quickly replaced by lush green mountain plains. A change of train gave me an excellent opportunity to capture this shot. read more

I got completely lucky with the sky. The sun was refracting beautifully through the clouds as it descended. This photo was taken from Raby Bay Foreshore Park in Cleveland, looking west towards Ormiston. read more

The Brisbane skyline is constantly changing - adapting to the light as the sun tracks across the sky. read more

Taken from the top of the Arc De Triomphe in Paris looking down the Champs-Élysées - with a little bit of tilt-shift magic to get the miniature effect. read more

'Sun in my face, wind beside my shoulder Streaming clouds, banners of new-born night Enchant me now. The splendors growing bolder Make bold my soul for some new wise delight.' --- By the Spring, at Sunset by poet Vachel Lindsay read more

Raby Bay marina in Cleveland is a local favourite spot of mine to sit and enviously admire the yachts... and people who can afford yachts. read more

Another photo of Raby Bay in Cleveland. Taken while the Twilight Markets were on. read more

The USS George Washington was in town so being an ex-matelot I drove over to the Port of Brisbane to take a look. read more

'For those who are lost, there will always be cities that feel like home.' --- Simon Van Booy, Everything Beautiful Began After read more

After a fantastic weekend in Paris (for me at least), we caught the Eurostar that Monday morning from Paris Gare du Nord into London St Pancras. This was the first time through the Chunnel for all of us. What can I say, it’s exactly what you’d expect from going through a very long tunnel. It wasn’t … read more