Shadow Walkers

Standing on a large rock slab just below Kolay Mirica Falls in the Gawler Ranges, looking around and taking in this beautiful place which we thought we had all to ourselves. I look down and suddenly realise we’re not alone here. #Shadows #abstract #gawlerranges #KolayMiricaFalls #southaustralia

A Life With a View

Imagine a life in a beautiful semi-arid wilderness. Imagine no internet, no telephone, and only dirt tracks for miles to the closest souls. Imagine a trip to the grocery store or the post office being a full day’s project. Imagine an existence that demanded your attention to land and field and livestock every day. Looking … Read more

Hesitant Silhouette

The camera really had no idea what to do as it hunted back and forth searching for the subject in its view. One moment the subtle textures of the moon would appear, only to then bloom out into a white ball as tree branches appeared in sharp relief. The next moment neither could be seen … Read more

Iron Knob Roadhouse Motel

Air Conditioned Road House Motel Accommodation Souvenirs Meals Takeaways Drinks Ice Car Accessories Tyres Tubes * Batteries … but not for a long time #Ironknob #southaustralia #outback #derelict #abandoned #progress #bypassed #history #roadhouse #progress

Hope Gap

This sunset view of the Barunga Range from a nondescript sheep paddock in South Australia’s mid-north town of Burnsfield, was a wonderful respite in out eight hour drive home today. Even the towers of the Snowtown wind farm dotted along the ridges seem to belong. #Hopegap #augustahighway #windfarm #sunset #goldenhour #aerial #drone #southaustralia #clouds #reflections … Read more

Foreshore

Calm in the wake of a storm with the residue of summer long gone, emergence from isolation is a slow and cautious thing. For a while at least it’s lovely to revel in this quiet space between waves. #beach #overcast #twilight #beachscape #isolation #caution #henleybeach #southaustralia

The Fort

Fort Glanville, tucked away in a little coastal corner of Adelaide, is like a preserved snapshot of South Australia’s 19th century colonial heritage. Built in 1880, you can still see the original armaments, intact, and reportedly still operational. Never actually used, its very reason for being is a story unto itself. I have driven past … Read more