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STILL WATERS
Peel Inlet, Bouvard Western Australia
An old timber jetty reaches quietly into the calm waters, drawing the eye toward the distant horizon. The stillness of the water, reflected light and weathered timber create a moment of solitude and timelessness..
BOORIN
Red-eared Firetail · Stagonopleura oculata
The overall brown appearance of the Red-eared Firetail allows them to blend into its surroundings while they forage on the ground
WATCHFUL PAIR
Western Grey Kangaroos
Macropus fuliginosus
Two kangaroos pause among the grasses, their ears raised and eyes fixed on the world around them. A fleeting moment of curiosity captures the alert nature of Australia’s wildlife.
HIGH GROUND
Dales Gorge, Karijini National Park, Western Australia
A solitary tree rises above the rugged red rock of Dales Gorge, Karijini National Park. Its pale trunk and spreading canopy stand in striking contrast against the ancient Pilbara landscape and clear blue sky.
BUSH OBSERVER
Hamelin Bay, Western Australia
Perched quietly in the early morning light, this kookaburra surveys its surroundings with calm confidence. The soft illumination highlights the intricate feather textures and thoughtful gaze, capturing a fleeting moment of tranquility in the Australian bush.
RED FILIGREE
Scarlet Banksia (*Banksia coccinea*) Also known as the Albany banksia or waratah banksia.
Albany, Western Australia
The Scarlet Banksia’s brilliant red styles curl above a softly textured, pale flower head, forming an intricate pattern of loops and lines. Framed by leathery green leaves, this close view reveals the sculptural detail and striking colour of one of Western Australia’s distinctive native flowers.
OCEANS FURY
Conspicuous Cliff, Nornalup,
Western Australia
A powerful swell from the Southern Ocean collides with ancient coastal granite, releasing an immense explosion of spray that towers above the sea.
QUIET HUNTER
Dingo (*Canis lupus dingo*)
Karijini National Park
Karijini, Western Australia
An alert dingo searches the red earth, moving quietly through the dry Australian bush
SENTINEL OF THE SUN
Western Netted Dragon (Ctenophorus reticulatus)
Hamlin Pool, Western Australia
Perched upon the weathered remains of an ancient tree, this watchful lizard basks in the warmth of the Australian sun. Its intricate markings and golden tones contrast beautifully with the dark, rugged timber, capturing a quiet moment of survival, adaptation and connection with the landscape.
GREY CURRAWONGS
Grey Currawongs (Strepera versicolor plumbea),
Mount Augustus, East Lyons River Western Australia
Two Grey Currawongs perch among the delicate, leafless branches, their soft grey plumage set against a brilliant blue Western Australian sky. The simple composition captures a quiet moment of companionship and the understated character of these distinctive Australian birds.
GOLDEN LANTERNS
Donkey Orchid (Diuris sp.)
Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia
Delicate native flowers glow like small golden lanterns against the darker bush, capturing a fleeting moment of colour and light in the wild.
MOON’S LAST LIGHT
Mount Augustus (Burringurrah), Western Australia
As the morning light begins to illuminate Mount Augustus, the moon hangs above the rugged red ridge. The warm colours of the rock contrast with the pale moon, capturing a quiet moment as night gives way to day.
WHERE SILENCE RESTS
Peel Inlet, Bouvard Western Australia
Weathered timber reaches across still water, its dark reflections set against the soft colours of the fading sky.
RED EARTH SURVIVOR
Ring-tailed Dragon (Ctenophorus caudicinctus)
A small lizard blends almost seamlessly into the ancient red rocks. Its subtle markings and intricate textures reflect the remarkable adaptation of wildlife to Australia’s harsh arid landscapes
AFTERGLOW
Lyons river, Gascoyne region
Western Australia
As the last light fades across the Western Australian landscape, an ancient tree stands in silhouette against a sky glowing with gold and amber. The image captures a brief moment where darkness and light exist together, revealing the quiet strength
COAST OF CONTRAST
Woodman Point, Western Australia
The rugged limestone coastline of Woodman Point catches the last warm light of the day, while the industrial landscape of Kwinana stretches across the water. This image brings together two distinct faces of the Western Australian coast — the ancient natural landscape and the modern industrial world, highlighting the contrast and connection that define Cockburn Sound.
STATION KITCHEN
Millstream Chichester National Park
Western Australia
The old kitchen at Millstream Station stands apart from the main house, built for a practical reason in the heat of the outback. Keeping the cooking fire separate helped prevent its heat from entering the house during the hot summer months, while also providing an added measure of fire safety.
PINK ON STONE
Pink and grey Galah
(Eolophus roseicapilla)
The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park,
Western Australia
A galah pauses on one of the weathered limestone pinnacles, its soft grey plumage contrasting with the vivid pink of its head and chest. Against the warm, open landscape, the bird brings a flash of colour to this distinctive Western Australian setting.
FERN POOL
Karijini National Park,
Western Australia
Tucked into Dales Gorge, Fern Pool is a peaceful oasis of water, rock and greenery. The falls and shaded pool offer a striking contrast to the rugged red stone of Karijini, revealing a quieter side of this dramatic landscape.
A QUIET CONVERSATION
Western Corellas (Cacatua pastinator)
Ellendale Pool
Ellendale, Western Australia
Two Western Corellas pause together on a weathered branch, their curious expressions and contrasting poses capturing a quiet moment of connection in the Australian bush.
BUSH CHARACTER
Kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae)
Pemberton, Western Australia
A familiar character of the Australian bush, perched quietly on a rugged branch and taking in its woodland surroundings.
MOONSET OVER BURRINGURRAH
Mount Augustus (Burringurrah),
Gascoyne region, Western Australia
The moon descends behind the ancient red ridge of Mount Augustus, leaving a quiet moment between night and day.
LONDON BRIDGE — A LANDSCAPE IN CHANGE
Sandstone, Western Australia For more than a century, London Bridge has attracted visitors to admire its unusual natural arch. In the early days of Sandstone, the formation was wide enough for a horse and buggy to cross. Today, weathering and erosion continue to wear away the laterite, gradually changing this remarkable landscape.
THREE ON THE OLD JETTY
Greater Crested Tern (Thalasseus bergii)
Hamelin Bay, Western Australia
Three terns pause on the weathered timber of the old jetty at Hamelin Bay. Each bird holds a different pose, bringing a quiet sense of movement and character to the scene. The soft, grey-green water provides a simple backdrop, while the worn timber tells its own story of time spent beside the sea.
FORGOTTEN SHELTER
Jingalup Western Australia
Hidden among the eucalyptus trees, this weathered bush hut stands as a reminder of an earlier Australian landscape. Its damaged timber walls, corrugated iron roof and overgrown surroundings reveal the gradual passage of time.
AT PEACE IN THE TREES
Kennett River, Victoria
A quiet moment high among the trees, where this koala appears completely at ease. The soft light catches the texture of its fur and the rugged bark, highlighting the close relationship between this iconic Australian animal and its woodland habitat.
FORGOTTEN LANDING
Peel Inlet, Bouvard Western Australia
A weathered jetty reaches across the still water, framed by pale sand and twisted trees. Its quiet presence hints at earlier days when the shoreline may have been busier.