One Month In: The Lens That Made My RF 100-500 Feel Nervous. After a month with the Canon RF 400mm f/2.8L IS USM, paired with my Canon R5mk2, my honest take is simple: this lens is absolutely ridiculous. Not “pretty good”. Not “sharp for a big lens”. Not “worth it if you pixel peep and hate money”. It is optically, mechanically and practically the best piece of glass I’ve ever used, as you'd expect. I've had the RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L IS USM since 2023, The 100-500 is brilli

Recently I got my hands on the Canon RF 400mm 2.8 IS L Lens, and yes she has a name, it's "Lucille". It is an absolute beast, more stories to come on it but whilst it was drizzling through a cold Victorian Autumn day I thought I'd sneak down into the paddocks in full Ghillie Suit and how close I could get to a small mob of Eastern Grey Kangaroos. It didn't work.. That said, before I was spotted, I did get a couple of nice shots from the distance. With a heavy crop, images are

Meet the greater glider (Petauroides volans) — Australia’s fluffiest night-shift ninja. Last year I went on a guided tour with @a.wild.pocknee as part of BEAM Mitchell Environment Group Greater Glider survey night. Awesome fun if you’re around Mt Disappointment or The Tallarook ranges. Long story short. Since then, I’ve been hooked on the idea of trying to capture a photo these elusive little balls of fluff (that doesn’t have laser eyes), the hunt in itself has been a challen

The 2026 Sale Airshow was an absolute sensory overload for aviation and photography lovers alike — the kind of event where your shutter finger ends up needing physiotherapy by lunchtime, I shot 8500pics on the first day alone and will be editing properly at some point :D Between the razor-sharp precision of the Royal Australian Air Force Roulettes carving perfect geometry across the Gippsland sky, the sheer aggression and control of Red Bull Air Racing world champion Matt Hal

Visit the South Australian Museum and step behind the lens of our Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition with a series of talks led by photographers, researchers and museum exhibition and collection experts from 5 to 9 December. Each talk will go for around 20 minutes with a Q&A included. These talks are FREE with your purchase of an exhibition ticket. Simply buy a ticket for the date of the scheduled talk and join in. Grab your tickets 👉 https://bi

An amazing light show occurred just out of Roma QLD this week, leaving its reminder that storm season is in full effect. Bringing with it an ever-present risk of fires. ​

Normally reserved for lower latitudes, every state and territory was treated to the Aurora dancing across skies all over Australia. Whilst busy working my real job I took the opportunity to find a composition under the stars.

Another Suprise from the Mono's with 3 awards and also a feature in the September edition of South Australia's biggest magazine with a readership of over 100k!

I was very excited to have received an "Honorable Mention" and "Official Selection" for 2 of my images in the 2025 International Photography Awards. The competition saw nearly 14,000 entries from 100 countries, reviewed by a distinguished panel of internationally renowned experts.🙌📸 Sacred Glow | International Photo Awards Curious Dingo Pup | International Photo Awards

In 2025 I was thrilled to share that for the second year in a row, I’d been selected as a finalist in the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2025, this time in the “Our Impact” category! 🙌🇦🇺📸 In it's 22nd year, the 2025 edition saw entries of 1,864 images from 449 photographers in 18 countries, once again cementing its status as Australia’s most prestigious nature photographic contest. ​ Entries were accepted covering content from across the ANZANG bior

​ A couple of surprises from The Landscape Awards announced today, congratulations to the winners, judging team and all who entered.

​ To have my photograph “Curious Dingo Pup” selected as a finalist in the prestigious Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the year exhibition was something I genuinely never took lightly, and incredibly my image graced the cover of the exhibition book! In 2024, the competition received 1,856 photographs submitted by 442 photographers across 12 countries, making the selection process incredibly competitive. The judging panel — including Chrissie Goldrick, Petra Leary,