American “Outside” magazine recently featured one of our Ord River shots in a feature on their 2013 “Outside Travel Awards”. They awarded the Kimberley’s Kununurra “Best Adventure Hub” for its proximity to the Bungle Bungles, The Ord River, pictographs, El Questro and Camden Sound Marine Park. The Ord River image was taken during a wet season helicopter flight between Christmas … Read More
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Favourite images #2
Image taken early in the morning on a flight over the Carr Boyd Range near Kununurra, between Christmas and New Year 2008.
Crocodile attack Dugong Bay
A recent crocodile attack in Dugong Bay serves as a reminder that saltwater crocodiles are found in both fresh and saltwater.
Favourite Images #1 – The Lower Ord River
I have taken thousands of images over the past few years, but every now and then I go back over the old ones and the same ones always stand out. This is one of my favourites: The Lower Ord River near Kununurra.
Stalking crocodiles
Another shore excursion…I wasn’t looking for crocodiles and was hoping they weren’t looking for me, but walking around in the mangroves at Augustus Island, one of the larger islands on the Kimberley coast you do feel as though you’re being watched with a view to dinner.
Microbats
Huddled under an overhang at Ruby Falls in Red Cone Creek at the back of Doubtful Bay are a small cluster of microbats, one of 22 species in the Kimberley and one of 35 in Western Australia.
Wet Season photographic trip 2012
Caught between two cyclones on a ten day wet season photographic expedition on the Kimberley coast toTalbot Bay, Dugong Bay and Montgomery Reef.
Kimberley Wet Season images – March 2012
Images from a 2012 wet season photographic expedition along the Kimberley coast.
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