The southern Aurora right now and it looks like end of the world stuff. Never seen this before the colour and intensity is insane. Visible to naked eye. Amazing

Proud to say I’ve now photographed the aurora in both hemispheres! This was taken a few nights ago in St Helens, Tasmania. Another unique experience was seeing the bioluminescence light up the water blue. Pure magic. RT appreciated as always

Having a cup of Barry’s tea 17,672km away on a mountain in Tasmania. The world is mad 😂

I’m in Tasmania and it’s an absolutely incredible landscape. Like Ireland on steroids 😅 people very friendly, so many amenities for outdoor enthusiasts. Bucket list would be to capture the southern lights so here’s hoping for clear skies and sun flares!

A brilliant listen 👏🏻👏🏻

This lone tree shot at sunrise in Maleny near the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Fantastic subject

In May of last year I got to spend a night on the Blasket Islands off the coast of Kerry in Ireland and these are the three images I captured. This place is absolutely magic Great Blasket Island Nikon UK & Ireland Astronomy Ireland 🪐 🔭 🛰

I’ve been out shooting some of Australia’s night skies. Safe to say the Milky Way is spectacular in the southern hemisphere

The Seceda Ridgeline in the Italian Dolomites. Always a class sight to witness and photograph

I found Australia’s own Giants Causeway and it was spectacular at sunrise last Saturday

Australia has its very own Giants Causeway and unlike back home, parking is free and it’s not thronged with tourists. It was bliss this morning as sunrise. Just me, this fisherman and an incredible sky

Sunrises in rural Queensland

Losing 21,000 young people to Australia in twelve months at a time of full employment is staggering. It really feels like we’re not grappling with the mass exodus happening right now.

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Some of my favourite images from 2023 captured in Ireland and Italy

We enjoyed a hot Christmas Day on the Gold Coast in about 33 degrees and by the pool but by god did it finish with a bang! A big cell passing through. Lots of high wind and sheet lightning. Mad to witness

The Milky Way towering over this old tree in Killarney National Park a few months ago #kerry #killarney #astrophotography

Sunrise from the upper lake in Killarney National Park, Co Kerry, Ireland. Nikon UK & Ireland Z6 II with 14-30 #kerry #ireland #sunrise

The road that winds along Ireland’s only Fjord. Anyone know the name? #ireland #photography