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Hello - Welcome. The purpose of this site is to document my experiences photographing wildlife and nature throughout Australia and abroad.  I hope you find the content interesting and educational, and the images  cause you to reflect on how important it is preserve natural places and their inhabitants.

All wildife has been photographed in the wild and animals are NOT captive or living in enclosures.

For me photography of the natural world is more than just pretty settings and cuddly animal photos. It's a concern for the environment and the earth all living creatures must share.

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Monday
Mar082010

Small Things Can Be Important

DateMonday, March 8, 2010 at 8:40AM

Just a short breather between wildlife posts!

So what's so important about a silly carabineer and chuck of rope?  Probably nothing when your living in the confines of a large town or city.  But these items were probably two of the most important pieces of equipment I had with me on my recent field trip to photograph Shy Albatross and Blue Penguins.  Actually, I didn't intentionally bring the carabineer; it just happened to be clipped to my photo backpack after an impulse buy at REI in California a few months earlier. 

If you've read the posts below you'll know the significance and importance.  If I didn't have this small chunk of metal (and rope) we would have had major issues getting our gear down into the sea cave (and out again)!

It's funny, but often it's the "small things" & "little things" that makes the biggest impact.

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