Located South East of Alice Springs this high pillar was used by travellers as a guide post that could be seen for a great distance.

Nikon 35mm 2005

As a light sea mist comes across from the horizon with a salt pier in the distance.

The small concrete block with stainless steel plate is one of many memorials along this stretch of coast, mostly in memory of people that have been swept away by "King waves"

In 2005, very little remains after 9 metre tides and the crashing "King waves" the West Australian coast near Quobba are well known for, have had their way.

The Korean Star was broken in half by a Cyclone on the WA coast , June 1988. These images are scanned from our developed 35mm prints taken in 1989, after explosives were used to settle the two halves of the wreck and all possible salvage had taken place.

The location is down a steep cliff and the narrow track left by the salvage firm the only access down to the rocks.

In 2005 we lead a group of vehicles on a trip through the Australian Centre, and here we are camped for the night on the end of a World War Two airfield in Central Australia

In the Hamersley Ranges WA in 2005. one lone black beast crossed the track ahead. Fuji digital

On our way out of the ruins of "Old Onslow" WA in 2005 we became unable to proceed due to deep fine dust that required us to use four wheel drive low range, on a road

This croc. has the cord from a fishermans bait trap hanging from its jaws. Daly River NT 2007

Fuji digital camera