Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Augusta, South Western Australia

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Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Augusta, South Western AustraliaOn the wind swept, southern westerly tip of Australia, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, stands Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse as a solitary sentinel. It was totally manually operated until 1982 by a clockwork mechanism & kero burner, one of the last in the world.

Phase One camera

Antarctica can be classified as a desert as it has less than 254mm of annual rainfall

You can't have it all

The Old Dunsborough boat ramp is a popular spot for swimming in summer

The name came about because a French explorer thought the harbour of Useless Loop was entirely blocked by a sand bar

Sunshine on this side of the fence

A select number of photographs are released as one of ones

Willie Creek is popular for creek fishing and the home of the Willie Creek Pearl Farm

red-lipped morwong

On this particular morning I knew there would be lots of fog so I got up early and made the trek to capture the fog pre-dawn

Autumn leaves blanket the bank of a nearby rapid

Another variation on the morning I had at Cervantes during the drive home from James Price Point