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Mount Baw Baw in fog
Snow Gum
Californian Redwoods were planted in 1938 in the Otways at the town of Beech Forest.
At Fitzroy Falls in the misty rain. New South Wales
One of the best kept secrets in the hills is the forest of Californian Redwoods, Sequoia sempervirens, a few kilometres outside Warburton.‘The Californian Redwood trees were planted by the Board of Works about 1930 following clearing of the original eucalypt forest. The Californian Redwood trees are significant because of the history and extent of the plantation. There are over 1476 trees ranging from 20 metres to the tallest being 55 metres. They are in good condition and as they are planted in a grid are aesthetically pleasing to the eye. They are a contribution to the landscape by the sheer number of trees as well as containing possibly the tallest and most interesting Sequoia sempervirens in Victoria.’
A view of Docklands in Melbourne from a stand of pine trees.
Trestle Bridge
Murtoa, Victoria
Wishing Well
On the way to Liffey Falls
Abby's Cottages in the magical Wandiligong Valley, near Bright. Victoria. We had gone out for the day and returned to find Kangaroos waiting for us under the trees.
Arrow Tree
Along the banks of the Macquarie River in Ross, Tasmania
Sunset at Ross in Tasmania in Winter
Ross is a country town in Tasmania.
Sunset in Strachan, Tasmania
Under the Bridge at Fitzroy Falls. Southern Highlands, New South Wales
Ducks were wandering around the lake before a few went for a swim. I caught this one swimming towards the reeds on a still Autumn day.
Storm at Sea
Reflections of the sunset in the waves splashing on the rocks at the beach.
Bridgewater Bay is one of the Ocean Beaches at Sorrento
These waves hit the retaining wall, then crashed into the next set of waves. This photo was taken at our local beach in Black Rock.
We had the most amazing bright red sunset at Rye pier on Sunday night 17th July 2016. This is about one third of the whole panorama. These colours are real. It was truly amazing. After the red faded, the sky turned pink.
Mordialloc Pier, Port Phillip Bay
Black Rock Beach at Sunset.
Ricketts Point Sunset
The wave splashed against the rocks and picked up the orange colour of the sunset. I used photoshop to saturate the colours, hence the bright orange and blue hues.
The fisherman didn't catch any fish while I was there! What a lovely night to go fishing!
Mordialloc Pier lit up, just after sunset.
Black Rock Sunset
Catching the colours of sunset in the waves and splashes against the rocks at the beach in Half Moon Bay.
Mordialloc Pier together with boat and seagull.
Sunset at Half Moon Bay
It's not what it seems. Dendy Beach in Brighton, with bathing boxes and a view of the city. Is that a monster from the deep?
Just after the sun had set, there was a fantastic glow on the water.
It was a very windy showery day and the waves were hitting the concrete walking path along the beach at Black Rock. I have never captured a wave like this one before.
Sunset at Black Rock
Along the pier at Half Moon Bay, the seagulls are hoping for some morsels from those having a picnic on the pier. Other activity that night was a drone, a couple of photographers and a fisherman. HMS Cerberus is visible.
Sunset with a Light Beam
After Sunset
Sunrise at Strachan in Tasmania
Eddystone Lighthouse
Ricketts Point in Port Philip Bay, Melbourne, Victoria.
A Rocky Beach at Apollo Bay.
Rocky shore at Apollo Bay Victoria
I found this Stick Figure in the sand dunes of the Lincoln National Park in Port Lincoln South Australia.
Are these shoes or rocks? They can be found at Skenes Beach on the Great Ocean Road.
Pearses Beach, Blairgowrie Victoria
Apostle from Gibson Steps
First Apostle
On a windy rainy day, water flowed over the rocks. Bicheno Tasmania
Mornington Pensinsula
The beach at Middle Island, Warrnambool Victoria
On the beach at Lake Tyers, near Lakes Entrance in Victoria
Petrified Forest, Portland Victoria
Autumn Leaves
An amazing sunset in the Buckland Valley near Mount Buffalo, Victoria Australia.
Along the road to the Horn at Mount Buffalo at the end of the ski season
View of forest at Mount Buffalo at the end of winter
Canyon Walk, Bright Victoria.
This trail is part of the old railway branch line from Warragul that opened in 1919. It was gradually closed in sections between 1954 and 1958. The area suffers from bushfires and required a lot of expensive repairs on many occasions. The Noojee Trestle was destroyed by fire in 1939, and rebuilt again in the same year. It is an impressive structure spanning 102 metres, is 21 metres high, and is supported by 19 sets of piles. The Noojee and District Historical Society’s plan to restore the original railway site in Noojee including the station and surrounding tracks, goods shed, turn table and new additions of an underground museum and cultural centre.
The Water Tower at Murtoa, Victoria, Australia, now contains a museum. Here is a small section of the museum.
Under the new bridge with a view of the old bridge at Winchelsea, Victoria Australia.
Named after the Roman goddess of the dawn, Aurora’s inverted cargo net makes a symbolic connection to Docklands’ history as Victoria’s most important port. The stainless steel surface is highly reflective and, at night, is lit from within to create a glowing orb floating above the street.
Ponyfish Island Bar on Sunday Afternoon. It is built at the base of the Evan Walker Bridge across the Yarra.
Reflections on Southbank
Southbank
Inside RMIT in Melbourne
Carriages moving along the platform at Maldon at speed. This was a 30 second exposure, so the freight wagons on the other track are visible 'through' the moving carriages.
Summer Festival at Mordialloc. Ferris Wheel and Fun Zone Booth
Feeding the Sulphur Crested Cockatoos in rural Victoria
We had a group of people visiting, and when we went to say goodbye, we found puss sitting under the umbrella. He stayed just long enough for me to take one photo.
Shnoodle, Maltese Shitzu Cross Toy Poodle
Sharif our Cat
Street Art in Sandringham

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