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Fine Art

Land

The landscapes around us, looked at long enough to see them differently.

Since 2008

Land: two figures walking down a misty avenue of bare trees, black and white.
Land: sun breaking through storm clouds over a green valley and a field of small red markers.
Land: an old steel truss railway bridge under a dramatic swirling sky, black and white.
Land: a field of flowering yellow canola under a deep blue sky with wispy cloud.
Land: long exposure of mist over flat coastal rocks, black and white.
Land: a dark headland and rocks in a still, silvery sea, black and white panorama.
Land: a rainbow arching over a wooded island reflected in calm water.
Land: a dirt track leading through tall forest with a ferny understorey.
Land: a fisheye view straight up into sunlit tree canopy, ringed by a glass sphere.
Land: the sun setting over a rocky shoreline with grassy dunes in the foreground.
Land: rolling green farmland and distant hills under a warm, hazy sky.
Land: the Sydney Harbour Bridge and city lights at dusk, reflected in the harbour.
Land: long exposure of a misty sea washing over a sandy beach between dark rocks.
Land: infrared panorama of pale trees and hills under a streaked sky.
Land: looking straight up at tall trees, their branches meeting against a pale sky, in black and white.
Land: a panorama of houses along a rocky coastal headland in late light.
Land: waves crashing over a rocky point, an island on the horizon under a stormy sky.
Land: a blazing red sunset sky over treetops and coastal houses.
Land: a towering, sunlit cumulus cloud rising above the silhouetted tops of trees.
Land: looking straight up through a circle of tall pine trunks to a blue sky.
Land: two small islands on the horizon of a grey, brooding sea.

Prints of this series are available on request.

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