Macleay Gorges

Nikkor 24-120/4 @24 mm, f7.1, 0.9 ND Gradual filter, side contra-light; D7000 Macleay Gorges, dry open eucalypt forest with gullies of a rare type Dry Rainforest http://tinyurl.com/SpidersTime , http://tinyurl.com/RobinGeniusLoci

Wulanbiny Momoli

70-300 L @145mm, f5.6, at daybreak,; 600D On the horizon on the left, overlooking expanses of prehistoric Gondwana Rainforest. An ancient volcano name means Brush-turkey Nest in Ngaraakwal. High Res Screen http://tinyurl.com/X4-sz-WulanbinyMomoli

Ebor Falls

Nikkor 24-120/4 @44mm, f7.1, 8s, twilight; D7000 http://tinyurl.com/theEborsdark

Northern Tablelands

Nikkor 24-120/4 @24 mm, f8, morning, New South Wales; D7000

Stream ; Gondwana Rainforest

24-120/4 @24 mm, ND 0.9, f9, 3 sec, mild diffused sunlight penetrating, Northern Tablelands; D7000

Antarctic Beech Forest

Canon 70-300 L @300 mm, f5.6, New England; 600D

Mountain Forest ; Northern Tablelands

Nikkor 14-24/f2.8 @24 mm, f2.8, high-altitude rainforest; D7000

Mecleay Gorges ; Daybreak

Nikkor 24-120/4 @91 mm, f7.1, rainbow-tinted clouds; D7000 Vast expanses of Dry Rainforest in these gorges; one of the Gondwana rainforest's unique evolutional adaptation to the continent's movements and consequent changes in local climates. Patches of classic Rain Forest embodied in gullies.

Nightfall at Little Dandahra Creek

Tokina 11-16@11 mm, f6.3, 1s; D7000

Nightfall in Forest

24-120/4 @55 mm, f6,3, 3s, ND 0.9, Gibraltar Range; D7000 One of the thousands of nameless streams deep in Gondwana rainforest under the thick canopy after sunset.

Dawn over Gondwana Rainforests

Nikkor 24-120/4 @65 mm, f8; D7000

Blood of the Forest ; Twilight

Nikkor 24-120/4 @66 mm, f7.1, 1s, ND .9, Northern Tablelands; D7000 After the rain streams and waterfalls suddenly appear in many places in the forest (a storm here). They can last days, hours or weeks. These periodical rushes of water are arteries of the rainforest pulsing in its body.

Elkhorn Fern ; Iluka

Nikkor 24-120/4 @92 mm, f5, Littoral Rainforest Canopy; D7000

Bottom of the Gully

Nikkor 14-24/2.8 @14 mm, f7.1, showers, New South Wales; D7000 Getting in each other's frame is a routine of which advantage is sometimes taken. I shot whole series afterwards. There is no question what I prefer. This is the first shot, on the second one Zlatka is blurred. When we met I was 17. She was throwing a knife at about 10 m. We said Hi and introduced each other. I pulled my knife and we started throwing together. My knife drove next to hers.

Zlatka ; On the way from Wollomombi

Tokina 35/2.8 macro @2.8; D90; I asked her for staying still for a second This brand new Outlander proved a very good friend on our travels. Not any luxury but then one appreciates the practicality of a reliable workhorse more:-) That's the luxury, right?

Hynek ; Yarrowyck

24-120/4 @120 mm, f4; D7000 We both think I normally look less serious than on this Zlatka's catch, however, it's one of the very few front portraits of me in Australia we got. A very special day here. Near Armidale, New South Wales.