photography

For 15 years my landscape photography was primarily with a Linhof 5x4” plate camera. With the advent of modern high resolution digital cameras, I now shoot exclusively with full frame 35mm digital Canon EOS 1Ds bodies and Canon L series lenses.

I take full advantage of the digital technology to create multi stitched wide and extremely detailed panoramas. Most span a visual field of at least 180º, ie. what you would see with the naked eye. The exhibition prints are normally between 2 and 4 metres in length and are intended to give the viewer the sense of actually being there by my side when the photo was taken. My photographic technique is described in our book REMOTE & WILD.

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lecture presentations

I have given several illustrated public lecture presentations on my work.

These are usually associated with my exhibitions, however several have recently been given to photographic clubs. Details of future lectures will be posted.

Arnhem Land & Kakadu

Gulf Country

Kimberley & Pilbara

Keep River & Gregory

Central Deserts

Queensland

The South East

Tasmania

Antarctica & South Georgia

Intimate landscapes

Aerial views

Natures textures

Birds