How I Photograph the Great Barrier Reef From the Air
From above, the Great Barrier Reef stops behaving like a conventional landscape. I look for colour, pattern, tide and structure rather than...
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FIELD NOTES
Writing, observations and the parts of photography that happen outside the frame.
Stories behind the photographs, practical notes on the process, and guidance for choosing a work to live with.
Field Notes — observations, process and stories from the road
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Places, wildlife, process and the work being built along the way.
From above, the Great Barrier Reef stops behaving like a conventional landscape. I look for colour, pattern, tide and structure rather than...
A Ford Mustang road-trip campaign through remote New South Wales became strongest when an original 1966 Mustang appeared in the middle of...
Before photography became my full-time work, I spent close to a decade in Queensland coal mining. It changed the way I plan,...
What the Fujifilm G617 and Linhof 617 still teach me about composition, patience and seeing a landscape before pressing the shutter.
A direct encounter with a male lion in the Serengeti became Apex — a portrait built around eye contact, presence and restraint.
A pastel dawn at Noah Beach, where the Daintree rainforest meets the sea, became a study in calm, space and a single...
The intense green water of Mossman Gorge keeps pulling me back. Allure came from waiting for the right light to reveal that...
Flooding left me stuck in Mount Isa. A slow 4WD track eventually led to Rigby Falls and the photograph that became Reach.
Afternoon light, waterfall mist and an arching rainforest tree came together at Zillie Falls in Tropical North Queensland.
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SUBSTACK
Field Notes is the searchable archive. Substack is where I send more personal updates, current work and notes as they happen.