For the last couple of years I’ve been involved with an ambitious arts project called Reclaim the Void. It’s a bold cross-cultural project, born from Ngalia elders in Leonora, Western Australia, expressing their pain and grief at ‘those gaping mining holes left all over our country’. The idea was conceived to symbolically ‘seal’ one of the holes with an artwork expressing the story of country…

The Shire of Kulin recently invited me to spend a couple of days there to create their own stock library of photographs. It was a perfect time to visit with the canola brightening up the landscape, and the wildflowers starting to bloom as winter was giving way to spring…

I’ve just enjoyed an amazing few days whale-watching in Flinders Bay, Augusta with Naturaliste Charters…Those few days were full of new experiences - hearing the whales expel air, awe-inspired to realise that the spurt I’d seen on the horizon actually reaches five metres into the air…

As I start to look forward to another week out at the Bremer Canyon next month with the passionate, professional crew from Naturaliste Charters, I’ve been looking back at the images I’ve captured of the orcas over the last couple of years.

In March and April each year, Australian salmon run in large schools off the shores of Western Australia. This time sees the fishing families living in their old beach shacks in salmon camps along the amazing south coast.

Holiday photos from Warroora Station 2016