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The road to Fowlers Bay in South Australia. It was a long time coming, after about 2,000km drive. So strange to see 'civilization' on the horizon afte...
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The road to Fowlers Bay in South Australia. It was a long time coming, after about 2,000km drive. So strange to see 'civilization' on the horizon after such a long drive.
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A magical time in the Nambung National Park. White powdery sand whipping up. The whole place was alive, virgin and welcoming.

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Photo of my wife wearing her wedding kimono.

View from inside a cave on Rottnest Island, Western Australia. An island sanctuary for quokkas, and a great day out for me.

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A walk through the Nambung National Park. Evening arrives with the sun setting.

A hot and humid day, almost impossible to move with the heat and the steap walk to get to this point, but worth it. marvellous moody view and with the

It had been raining heavily during the night and I managed to arrive at the white sands desert within the Nambung National Park, just before dawn. The

There is nothing better than the desert in the later evening as the shadows grow longer and the sun begins to set.

Within the Nambung National Park, late in the afternoon.

Nambung National Park During Sand Storm in Black and White. Photographed in Western Australia

View over the shoreline of Lake Tyrrell in Victoria.

A very remote lake in South Australia, Lake Gairdner. The sky lights up, just before dawn on this dried salt lake. Magical experience.

The first venture outside for my new ragdoll kitten with blue eyes. The shot was taken in my back garden one sunny day.

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Photo of my wife in our very small Kitchen, when we lived in the UK. Tokyo fashion. We had some fun getting the pose 'just right'.

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