This is the site of a potential tidal power station. The red staining in the middle ground is an access road created to ascertain the tidal flows.

Aerial Images of the Buccaneer Archipelago, Kimberley, Western Australia

The tides only cover the marsh flats this far up the Sound only on Spring tides so the salt dries top a brilliant white.

KImberley Patterns

This drainage system clears a very large flooded wetland adjacent to Parry's Lagoon near the Ord River mouth. The creeks, because of the shadowing sometime seem to stand "proud," because of an optical illusion. Might do a big abstract canvas of this one.

The Long Way Round

Fancy a swim on the wild side. Tidal crocodile infested rivers near Wyndham in Western Australia.

"Salt Canvass"

Aerial Photographs of the amazing tidal marshes near Derby in Western Australia where there is a twice daily 10 meter rise and fall in the tide. The marshes on the ground are most unattractive and hot and the creeks are infested with salt water crocodiles

Beehives Above

Outlier Beehives - Purnululu World Heritage Listed National Park

The colours and shapes of the Bungle Bungles are best viewed from the air.

Tidal Creeks near Derby in Western Australia.

Solitary Boab

The amazing wetlands in Cambridge Gulf near Wyndham in Western Australia

Echidna Domes

Normally viewed from below as one enters the chasm an aerial view provides a different and very interesting contrast.

The Amphitheatre, Bungle Bungles.

Are you going to Walk into the Amphitheatre in Cathedral Gorge in the Bungle Bungles and sing this year? This is why the acoustics are so incredible.

Bungle Bands

Aerial view of the mouth and wetlands of the Isdell River. Walcott Inlet, Kimberley, Western Australia.

Aerial view of the mouth and wetlands of the Isdell River. Walcott Inlet, Kimberley, Western Australia.

Parry Lagoon - Near Wyndham in the North East Kimberley

No wonder the birds love it here!

Lonely Beach

On the far North Kimberley adjoining the Timor Sea are many untrodden beaches. This one is just 100 kilometres from the Faraway Bay Resort, which is about as far away as you can get.

Peron Peninsular - Shark Bay

Shark Bay is outstanding for the abundance of life in its clear waters and the striking beauty of desert landscapes against a turquoise sea. On land and in the sea, plants and animals from North and south meet at the edges of their ranges at Shark Bay. Combined with the vast seagrass meadows and unusual salinity changes, the result is a mixture of life found only here. Shark Bay's diverse habitats are refuges for rare, threatened or vulnerable plants and animals.

Aerial view at sunrise of the mesa and buttes at "The Granites," Mount Magnet, Western Australiabuttes of "The Granites" Mount Magnet, Western Australia

The red ochres and contrasting white kaolin clays under the break-a-ways provide dramatic contrasts that defy reality.