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.

This week I combined a rigorous exercise workout with a photo shoot as I hiked to the top of Mt Frankland, near Walpole, Western Australia with all my camera gear, to photograph author Sarah Drummond for The Guardian (UK) Weekend magazine.

If you've been to Denmark and you're a foodie, chances are you've been to Pepper & Salt Restaurant and tasted Silas's amazing food, which gives a solid spicy nod to his Fijian Indian heritage. As Silas says, Ang is the Salt to his Pepper, and their three children are the spicy blend of the two!

You may remember the earlier blog post about author and fisher, Sarah Drummond featuring images I'd taken of her and her dog Selkie at their remote hideaway in early autumn. I had driven home thinking about Sarah, completely at home in the elements...in her element, content in the isolation that others might consider to be desolation.

Holiday photos from Warroora Station 2016

What a buzz it was to wake up to messages on Tuesday morning telling me my photo was on the cover of The West (and featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, SBS, Forbes and Variety as well as the official Breath website and Facebook page amongst others)