“Pier Dawn”
“Pier Dawn” captures a new day dawning over the Urangan Pier in Hervey Bay on the Fraser Coast of Queensland. Canvas and Photographic Prints of this image are available for purchase now.
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“Awakening”
“Awakening” captures the dramatic dawn of a new day on the Main Beach in Tannum Sands. Taken a few days after Tropical Cyclone Debbie made its way through Queensland, I was fortunate to have this image used by Tourism & Events Queensland in a full page advertisement in the national Sunday papers. This image can…
“Relentless”
“Relentless” is the latest addition to my portfolio and captures the relentless action of the waves and ocean upon a solitary rock on the Main Beach in Tannum Sands. This image is something a little different from the rest of my portfolio. I hope you like it. Cheers, Gary.
“Rocky Bay”
“Rocky Bay” is the latest addition to my portfolio and is captured on the western side of the headland in the Town of 1770 looking out over Bustard Bay. I just love the colour and texture of the rocks in this location and could not resist shooting this 180 degree panorama to show case them….
“Tarcoola Bend”
“Tarcoola Bend” is the latest addition to my range of Limited Edition prints. I have been visiting the lookout on Tarcoola Drive consistently for the last 12 months, and was finally rewarded with the soft pastel colour’s of dawn and some clouds reflected in the river. This image is created by taking 8 separate…
“Escape”
“Escape” to Wild Cattle Island with the beautiful beach on an idyllic winters morning. This image like most of my panoramic images is created by taking 6-8 photos and then stitching them together to create this panoramic format. The resulting 2GB files allow for photographic prints in excess of 2m to be created. This image…
“Island Dawn”
“Island Dawn” is the latest addition to my portfolio and was captured on a beautiful Autumn morning as I stood on Wild Cattle Island looking back towards Tannum Sands. This sweeping 180 degree panorama captures Wild Cattle Creek as it enters from the left and sweeps through to the image in front of Tannum Sands…