Photographed near Poddy Creek in outback Queensland, this panoramic image captures the last light of day breaking across a sea of clouds, with a red dirt track winding through spinifex country toward the horizon.

Wide Horizons is a panoramic photographic series that steps back from the close, contemplative views of the Looking series to take in the full sweep of sky and land — the kind of view that opens up after hours on a quiet road, with nothing but distance ahead.

Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The wide format echoes the horizon itself, letting the sky take centre stage.

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Photographed at Standley Chasm in Central Australia, this image was made looking upward through pale gum branches toward open sky, with the chasm’s red rock walls catching the afternoon light.

Shaped by time, water, and heat, the tree rises where it can, leaning and twisting to find light above the rock. Looking Up is part of a three-piece photographic series that explores perspective and pause across Australia’s inland and coastal regions.

Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format complements the tree's vertical reach and the sense of balance within the frame.

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Photographed beneath Tumby Bay Jetty on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, this image was made at low tide, with the water moving slowly around the timber pylons and light softening across the surface.

The jetty stretches forward in repetition and shadow, drawing the eye inward rather than outward. Looking Through is part of a three-piece photographic series that explores how slowing down can change how we perceive space, structure, and rhythm.

Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format suits the scene's symmetry and depth, giving the image room to settle.

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Captured at Smooth Pool near Streaky Bay, this image looks down into clear, shallow water where rounded stones soften beneath the surface, and the horizon dissolves into blue.

Photographed during a calm coastal pause, Looking Into is about slowing your gaze. A reminder that some of the most striking landscapes reveal themselves quietly, when you stop moving and simply pay attention.

Printed as a 60 × 60 cm photographic print, this piece pairs naturally with Standley Chasm: Looking Up and Tumby Bay Jetty: Looking Through, forming a gentle visual rhythm of perspective, space, and reflection.

Ideal for light-filled interiors, coastal homes, or anywhere that benefits from a sense of calm and open air.

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Captured near Wudinna in South Australia, this image looks outward across open farmland toward distant hills, where light, land, and sky meet without urgency.

Photographed during a quiet pause inland, Looking Out is about space and distance. A moment of openness that invites the eye to rest on the horizon, rather than search for detail.

Printed as a 60 × 60 cm photographic print, this piece completes the Looking series alongside Standley Chasm: Looking Up, Tumby Bay Jetty: Looking Through, and Smooth Pool: Looking Into, tracing a gentle progression of perspective across land and coast.

Ideal for calm interiors, wide walls, or anywhere that benefits from a sense of openness and breathing room.

This is an open edition photographic print. Print only.
Frame shown for context.