LIFE ON THE PLATEAU

As a tour guide and photographer I’ve always enjoyed trying to tell the story of the Kimberley in a way that is interesting and...

With the Wet season blog nearing an end it seemed like a good time to give my Discover The Kimberley website a bit of a facelift after...

Less well known but just as beautiful as anything along the Gibb, Surveyors Pool/Aunauyu is an absolute gem, especially when the falls...

Balance and symmetry on the King Edward River/Munurru.

Baring some unexpected rain in the next few days I think it's safe to say the 2019-2020 Wet season is now a wrap. And what a fun 5 months...

Sunday morning reflections on Camp Creek. In these quiet moments the world feels absolutely perfect, and perfectly in balance.

I think there's a perception sometimes that as photographers we can get so caught up in the capturing the moment that we end up missing...

Tucked away amongst the gorges and the waterfalls, amongst the trees and the stars, there is something intangible out here, something...

The finer details.

To the desert go prophets and hermits; through deserts go pilgrims and exiles. Here the leaders of the great religions have sought the...

That first kiss of light along the King Edward River. A Slow Start, May 26, 2017. Every once in a while on these camping trips I take a...

This has to be the biggest spider I've ever seen in the Kimberley. An Australian Tarantula. Can have a leg span of up to 16cm. What a...

I've gotten a few emails lately from people asking for information about visiting the area during the tourist season, May-Oct. Thought I...

Monjons are Australia's smallest rock wallaby and endemic to the North-west Kimberley. It used to be believed they were found only on the...

Despite the major disruption to everyday life for many people across Australia here on the Mitchell Plateau the creeks keep running, the...

I can't decide if five and a half months of relative isolation and looking closely at your sense of self is a dangerous game or something...

I'm pretty sure this is a Woodworker Frog - or Carpenter Frog (Limnodynastes lignarius). To be honest, I'm seeing many of these animals...

April 15th was supposed to be the day I packed up the car and said farewell to the Mitchell Plateau. I had given myself a week to drive...

Every year the two private lodges in the area undertake some controlled burning around the properties to reduce the build-up of fuel and...

I tried taking a photo while I was running recently and this is what I ended up with. A blurry, colourful mess of morning light,...