Forest floor Porongurup National Park Western Australia
Hiking in the Porongurup Range. Granite domes of this range were formed when Australia collided with Antarctica.
Native Pigface Denmark
Native Pigface Denmark Australia. Wilson Head has a diverse array of flora including pink succulent Native Pigface. $300 16x20 photograph posted worldwide
Sundews Pemberton South West Australia
Pretty but deadly to small insects. Sundews are carnivorous enabling them to survive in soil deficient in trace nutrients. 15x30in matted and mounted $350.
Moons Crossing Pemberton
The romantically named Moons Crossing on the Warren River, Pemberton. Both matted and un-matted prints available. Unmatted prints can be posted worldwide.
Stand Development proven film speed increase contrast range
Demonstrated film speed increase and extend contrast range. A simple film processing technique that could substantially improve your print quality.
Testing Film Speed no densitometer required
You don't need an expensive densitometer to perform accurate film speed tests. Learn how to expose and develop your black and white film correctly.
South West Postcards – Western Australia
Stormlight Publishing 25 years of South West Postcards, tells the story of starting out with one camera and one lens and going on to publishing 1.5 million postcards later. Hardcover with 70 images. Copies available online.
Large Format Backpacking Bushwalking Hiking
Protecting camera gear backpacking is essential if it is to remain usable when traversing rugged environments. Here are 8 tips to protecting your camera gear when hiking or backpacking.
Stirling Range Ridge Walk Western Australia
I had been photographing and hiking in the Stirling Range since the early 1980s with a 35mm film camera. By 1997, I was publishing my large format Horizon Calendar of West Australian landscapes and was hiking and camping with my 4x5 camera.
Smiths Beach Yallingup Cape Naturaliste sunset
Contemporary panoramic photographs are only a middle section taken out of a larger image! This is a 6x12cm crop from a 4x5 transparency to avoid lens flare. Most "panoramic" cameras simply crop all your compositions, you lose the rest of the image.