"Alpine Sunrise" (Victoria) - One of the best views in Australia is this one from Mt Hotham looking across to Mt Feathertop in Alpine National Park.  It was amazing watching the sun rise over this wonderful scene!

"Mountain Light Dove Lake" (Tasmania) - During a trip to Cradle Mountain I was determined to capture some sweet light over Dove Lake and I had four opportunities to do this.  This image was captured on my third sunrise drive up to the lake this morning was the first time with any clouds in the sky which lit up beautifully!  There was one other photographer there that morning taking photos on large format sheet film.  A really lovely lady by the name of Verena Popp-Hackner, a very famous and outstanding  professional landscape photographer based in Vienna Austria.  After sunrise Verena was kind enough to boil the kettle and share cuppa to warm up and share photographic stories.  It was a very special morning.

"An Ancient Land" (Tasmania) - This image was taken in Cradle Mountain National Park after heavy rains had produced some wonderful water flow along Ronny Creek, which meanders through ancient pandani plants.

It was still raining at this time with evening light producing a beautiful diffused scene.

"Feathertop Dusk" (Victoria) - The last light of dusk lingered behind Mt Feathertop at Mt Hotham.  This image was captured with a telephoto lens to highlight the mountain and bring in the soft pink hues hanging on the horizon.

"Grand Cathedral Mt Buffalo" (Victoria) - A long exposure highlights movement in the evening clouds hovering over The Cathedral in Mt Buffalo National Park. 

"Razorback Ridge Hotham" (Victoria) - This view marks the start of the walk along the Razorback Ridge in Mt Hotham.  An hour later and I was taking in the sunset from the background peak. 

"Snowy Sunset" (Victoria) - Sunset from the razorback in Mt Hotham, Alpine National Park.

"Devine Light" (New South Wales) - Amazing light over the Three Sisters. This shot was taken within an hour of arriving in the Blue Mountains. I had been driving all day to reach this destination and the weather had been drizzly and overcast the whole time.  I had no intention of getting out for a shoot - the plan was to simply unload the car, get set up in our accommodation and relax.  That plan changed however as I was heading up the mountain range and a clear patch began forming on the horizon right where the sun was going to set!

"Grass Trees Sunset" (Queensland) - A spectacular sunset over Main Range National Park from the top of Mt Cordeaux at Cunningham's Gap.

I made a last minute decision to hike the 7.5km round trip up to this point for sunset after seeing that a gap in the clouds was forming on the horizon.  This image was the result. 

"Dead Horse Gap" (New South Wales) - Sunrise light breaking through for a brief moment over Dead Horse Gap. 

"Dolomiti Meadow" (Queensland) - Spring wildflowers in a lush meadow frame the imposing mountain peaks in the Italian Dolomites.

This image was captured in the Funes Valley near St Magdalene church.

"Snow Blanket" (New South Wales) - A heavy snow shower produces a magical dusting of snow, transforming this scene at Dead Horse Gap near Mt Hotham.

"Zero Dawn" (Victoria) - The stark snow gums are a photogenic feature of the Mt Hotham landscape, especially with a blanket of snow covering the area.

"Snow Storm" (Victoria) - This image was captured from the balcony of my Mt Hotham accommodation during a heavy snow storm.   

“Glacial Ice” (New Zealand South Island, Mt Cook National Park, Canterbury Region) – An amazing view from Tasman Lake in Mt Cook National Park.  It was about - 3.0 degrees C when this image was taken however the adrenaline generated from witnessing the first light of the day hitting the majestic peaks was more than enough to keep me warm!

"Milky Waters Tasman Lake" (New Zealand) - The milky waters here have been created by glacial silt mixing with the waters of Tasman Lake.

A few months before my visit there was a large calving event whereby a huge chunk of background glacier collapsed into the lake.  The icebergs you see here are remnants from that massive block of glacial ice.