Vermillion Lakes

Hey guys, I finally had some time to process the thousands of images from my recent One Of A Kind(OOAK) trip into the Canadian Rockies. Although I didn't process all of them, I now have enough write a few blog posts which I will publish over the coming days and weeks. 

Oh Canada!!

ready for take-off at Sydney Airport

Hi guys, I have been so slack in the past couple of weeks and haven't posted anything here, so I am going to change that now!

Forest tales - Old Karridale

Hey everyone, I know it's been a while and I'm sorry for the long break. After I shot "echoes" I got bloody sick and then there were always other things which kept me from going out and shooting. 

"Echoes" - Star Trails at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Tutorial

The Universe - Endless Space...

Rails to Trails (Margaret River > Cowaramup) and a horror story...

Here we are again... the last two weeks have been rather troublesome... 

Vintage Lilies And Indiana Bridges

Although the Arum Lilies are a real "predator" for the local forests, they certainly make for some fascinating subjects. Currently the forests around Margaret River are packed full with Arum Lilies and walking through these forests makes you feel like you're in a dream...

White Elephant Beach

Lesmurdie Falls, re-visited

Lesmurdie Falls Panorama

Quinninup Falls

Quinninup Falls, Western Australia

Last weekend I headed down south to Margaret River and, while having dinner, I wondered if there are any waterfalls in the area worth seeing. A quick google search brought up a forum post with the title "Secret waterfall in the Margaret River region". I was immediately intrigued!
A little more research revealed that this secret waterfall was only an hours walk from the car park at Moses Rock beach(which isn't strictly Margaret River anymore, but close enough for me...).

Lesmurdie Falls National Park 24/07/2014

Last Thursday I went out on yet again another spontaneous little trip. I have heard a few of my mates at work talk about Lesmurdie Falls and thought I'd check it out...

Lesmurdie Falls

The Eagle View Walk, John Forrest National Park

Hello folks, it;s that time of the week again and I proudly bring you my latest images from the Eagle View Trail in John Forrest National Park near Mundaring.

The Pinnacles, June 2014

 Last weekend I received a visitor from Germany, a friend whom I knew for over ten years now, and we decided spontaneously to head up to the Pinnacles to marvel at this otherworldly place out in the bush. I've been to the Pinnacles before, about 5 years ago, but it amazed me just like the first time I was there...

Bells, Forrests and Kings

Ok today I got a triple pack of images.

We start off with the Bells Rapids, which btw slowly turns into my favorite spot around Perth as I've been there now about six times in the last five months :)

 The Goatwalk Trail, Bells Rapids, Brigadoon

Far, far away on a Mountain called "Dale"

Don't you just love spontaneous road-trips? I do. And I particularly love Perth, because - despite what a lot of people say about Perth being a smallish and boring City -there's loads of stuff to see and do, if you do your homework and search a little bit online! There are plenty of interesting, and mostly less traveled places within 60-90 minutes from the CBD.

 Perth CBD as seen from Mt. Dale

Mundaring Weir

John Forrest National Park

The John Forrest National Park was established in 1898, in honor of the explorer and statesman, Sir John Forrest, who was a premier of Western Australia between 1890 and 1901.