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A collection of 5 posts

Wangi Falls

Wangi Falls in Litchfield National Park is a spectacular place to visit for great photography opportunities. During the Top End’s dry season it is also a great place to swim and enjoy cool, clear water.1 Waterfalls provide an interesting range of shooting opportunities, with my preference being for

Tracks in the Wet

Tracks in the Wet

Australia’s Northern Territory has two distinct seasons – the Wet (Oct-Mar) and the Dry (Apr-Sep). The Dry Season features constantly blue skies, no clouds, and no rain. The Wet features some spectacular clouds, storms and lots of rain. The Wet Season is also a brilliant time to make photographs out

A Darwin Tide

With a full moon in early January, Darwin experienced some of the largest tidal exchanges of our time here – not as big as in early December, but up there. This provided an excellent opportunity to capture a time-lapse video. Friday 13 January was a great time to capture a time-lapse,

Red Jetty

Australia's northern-most capital city, Darwin, is known for its beautiful sunsets, with the sun setting over the Arafura Sea. Sunday nights often see crowds of people out enjoying the sunset at Darwin's Mindil Beach Sunset Markets and at vantage points like the Nightcliff Jetty. Looking for

A Darwin Storm

A Darwin Storm So we’ve been living in Darwin for about six months now, and are coming to the end of our first wet season. It has, apparently, been one of the least wet wet seasons on record, but there have still been some pretty interesting storms come through.