Icy waters flow from a glacial lake below New Zealand's tallest mountain.
One of several beautiful waterfalls quietly tucked away in Victoria's Great Otway National Park.
A kangaroo seemed to lead me down the path for a couple of minutes before disappearing into the dark forest.
One of the most beautiful and iconic places in Australia. Dove Lake in the heart of Tasmania's Cradle Mountain at sunset.
In the middle of a cold winter this waterfall in Tasmania's Cradle Mountain looked like a blanket of ice.
On this day a storm rolled into Mount Cook and I was drawn to how suddenly it shifted from blue skies over my shoulder to dark conditions with falling sleet and powerful wind.
Loch Ard Gorge which resides near the Twelve Apostles on Victoria's Great Ocean Road, is named after a clipper ship, the 'Loch Ard', which ran aground on nearby Muttonbird Island in 1878.
Mossman Gorge resides in the Daintree National Park and its traditional owners are the Kuku Yalanji people.
The pristine rainforest surroundings and cool, clear water make it the perfect place to go for a swim.
New Zealand's highest mountain stands tall above floating icebergs calved from the terminal face of a glacier.
Nestled in Queensland's Springbrook National Park, Natural Bridge is a naturally formed rock arch that formed over millions of years from water tumbling through the roof of a basalt cave. It is also home to a colony of glow worms.
The iconic Edwardian style bandstand in the heart of Brisbane's New Farm Park was built in 1915.
I captured this image on a rainy night with a full moon and mist in the air. All the elements came together.