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The Honeypot

The Honeypot

Tiny native Australian bees surrounding a flower spike from a Grass Tree or Xanthorrrhoea plant. On some plants, the flower spike can be 2 meters high. This o...
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Tiny native Australian bees surrounding a flower spike from a Grass Tree or Xanthorrrhoea plant. On some plants, the flower spike can be 2 meters high. This one as just over a meter.
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One of my favourite places in the world, I've been visiting Loch Ard Gorge since I was a child. Those magical cliffs and the historic shipwreck make

The bird feeder is a popular place where size matters! Wild birds wait in the treetops for the seeds to be put out, and then it is on! This Sulphur

Beneath the Tall Spike-Rush is the sky; beneath the sky is the surface of the water; beneath the surface of the water is the sand. This image was ex

A wild growing Dotted Sun Orchid, photographed in early summer, 2014.

Black and white photography is new for me. Yesterday was an overcast, still day. The clouds were reflecting on the surface of the water, and the Spi

On a sunny afternoon, butterflies were floating around in the air. It took a while but a Marbled Xenica landed on a naturally formed cross of fallen

On a late afternoon wallk, a bright red group of fungi caught my eye. Nestled beneath a tree with deep brown bark, the colour was striking. I returne

The colour and texture of the bark on each tree trunk is different. From yellows, through salmon and terracotta, into blue-grey and brown, accompanied

One of my Tonal Landscape series comprised of two triangles - one clear and fresh the other foggy and distant. I used this metaphor in a Haiku to acco

An Australian Terrestrial Orchid approximately 5 cm high, this Gnat Orchid was found in relatively untouched bushland near my home. Gnat Orchids flowe

Early on a warm Spring morning, the mist rose from the ground just as the sun rose high enough to illuminate the tree trunks. The bushland was transf

I like the contrast between the white flower and the dark background.

Sometimes simple ideas work well. This Saw-sedge is growing on the edge of our dam. I wanted to capture the way the leaves fell. Depth of field enab

Luna and Clio watch the postman as he passes by their window.

Walking along this local road for the first time on a foggy day, I really didn't know what was around the corner! The beautiful shapes and colours of

This butterfly had obviously had a close encounter with a predator, but I found it quietly fluttering from blossom to blossom just the same.

One of our two Siamese cats, Clio, sitting on the window sill.

At the end of a grey day in Spring, this Flax Lily Flower was just the bright spot of colour I'd hoped to find.

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