Wallaman Falls Moonbow

It took me about 3 years to capture this magical moment of the fullmoon revealing Australia’s highest single-drop waterfall. Plunging 268 meter into the gorge, the water often reaches the bottom only as a cloud of mist, perfect conditions for a #moonbow .The first time I gazed upon this incredible view, I knew I wanted to capture one magical night which does this place justice. For 3 years in a row I came back, spending my nights taking thousands of images, trying to capture that perfect night I had imagined. The problem was that I needed one day where: - Where full moon was rising behind me in order to cast that shadow - It had to be during northern Australia’s wet season as there wouldn’t have been enough water otherwise - The sky had to be clear in order to reveal the stars and don’t have clouds blocking/interfering with the moonlight Well, there are about 3-4 days a year where this is possible and only if the skies are clear.

Foggy Sunrise Atherton Tablelands

A foggy sunrise in the northern tropical region of Australia.

Nightsky Tree Silhouette

A Tree Silhouette against the bright starry nightsky in Australia's tropical Paluma National Park.

Sunset Australias East Coast

Taken during one of many missions in order to find locations which open the possibility to photograph a sunsets over the ocean along Australia's east coast

Mangrove and Sunset

Mangroves are extraordinary plants, able to survive saline conditions by extracting the salt from the seawater & excreting it through their leaves. They are surviving in the harshest of conditions, battling the tides & withstanding tropical storms, protecting our coastlines & providing refuge as well as breeding grounds to various marine animals.

Sunset above City Lights

One of the most incredible sunsets I have had the privilege of witnessing along Australia's coastline

Foggy Morning Tree Silhouette

I love how this barren tree stood out in the glowing morning fog, backlit by the sun.

Wallaman Falls Moonbow

It took me about 3 years to capture this magical moment of the fullmoon revealing Australia’s highest single-drop waterfall. Plunging 268 meter into the gorge, the water often reaches the bottom only as a cloud of mist, perfect conditions for a #moonbow .The first time I gazed upon this incredible view, I knew I wanted to capture one magical night which does this place justice. For 3 years in a row I came back, spending my nights taking thousands of images, trying to capture that perfect night I had imagined. The problem was that I needed one day where: - Where full moon was rising behind me in order to cast that shadow - It had to be during northern Australia’s wet season as there wouldn’t have been enough water otherwise - The sky had to be clear in order to reveal the stars and don’t have clouds blocking/interfering with the moonlight Well, there are about 3-4 days a year where this is possible and only if the skies are clear.

Nightsky Tree Silhouette

A Tree Silhouette against the bright starry night sky in Australia's tropical Paluma National Park.

Hinchinbrook Waterfall

A dive into the perch filled waterholes of zoe falls