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The 350 million year old formation features a maze of orange and black striped karst sandstone domes
I would rate fan-shaped waves like these one of the hardest to capture
Note this image can also be framed in a horizontal format
with the predawn glow casting a beautiful soft light across the ocean
These salt crystallising ponds are located within the Unesco World Heritage Site of Shark Bay in a curious place called Useless Loop
Slip slidin' away - Emperor Penguin, Ross Sea Antarctica Choose Print Size:100cm x 66cm The 350 million year oldAn Emperor Penguin slides across the fast ice in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. Unlike us humans who sink down into the waist deep snow with every step, penguins can make short work it by sliding along on their bellies. This magnificent male came over to check us out while we were photographing a group of Emperors, giving us a close up encounter that you could only dream of. After spending almost an hour with us, he was back on his way. In a flurry of
