Category:Photography
Birds of Australia – The Rainbow Lorikeet
The Rainbow Lorikeet is one of seven species of lorikeet and is native to Australia. They can be found all along the east coast...
Birding Hotspots – Serendip Sanctuary, Lara
One of my favourite birding hotspots is Serendip Sanctuary. Situated in Lara, not far from Geelong, the sanctuary is home to around 150 species...
Birds of Australia – The Laughing Kookaburra
The Australian Laughing Kookaburra is a giant kingfisher synonymous with Australia. Their distinctive call sounds like a fiendishly laughing human and establishes their territory....
How To Photograph Sunflowers
Across Victoria, the sunflowers are blooming. Fields of tall, large plants with daisy-like flower faces turned the sun attract photographers and tourists alike. To...
Urbex and the Lure of Decay
Urban explorers, often called urbex, range across all demographics from all walks of life. From young to old, male or female, Urbex is attracted...
Black Saturday & Marysville – Then and Now
In 2009, following weeks of drought and extreme heat, Victoria was a tinderbox waiting for the match to fall. The devastating bushfires that swept...
The Hive and the Honey Bee
Bees are winged insects closely related to wasps and ants and are essential to pollination. Worldwide there are over 16,000 known species of bees,...
Narooma NSW, a Little Slice of Heaven
Narooma NSW is a little slice of heaven on the NSW far south coast. With pristine blue waterways, it’s a popular destination for photographers,...
The Historic Town of Queenscliff
The historic town of Queenscliff is situated on Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula 90 minutes from Melbourne. Nearby is Point Lonsdale (and a third lighthouse). Surrounded...
Victoria’s Great Alpine Way
Victoria’s Great Alpine Way is one of the most scenic drives in the world and belongs on everyone’s bucket list. It is 304km long...
Birds of Australia – The Pelican
Australia’s largest flying Bird – The Pelican, is a familiar sight along the Australian coast. It is often seen roosting on sandbanks, rocky breakwaters,...
Whroo – Abandoned but not Forgotten
Seven km south of Rushworth and ten km south-west of the Waranga Basin reservoir lies the abandoned gold mining town of Whroo. The name...