02/06/2026
Here are some of my favourite panoramic's from over the years.
*Make sure to open each image to see them in full*
1. Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. The quaintest little fishing village I ever did see.
2. Lake Taupō, NZ. Absolutely loved this town, blown away by the views. The town is completed with a decommissioned aeroplane at the McDonald's you can eat in..!
3. Rickett's Point, Beaumaris, VIC. This was our go to beach as I was growing up. The sky was doing some cool things this evening, but this cyclist was riding back and forth for ages, photo bombing my sunset shots. I admitted defeat and shot anyway, with this image soon becoming a fan favourite.
4. Johnson Lake, Banff. Day 1 of a road trip through Banff, Jasper and onto BC. Snow wasn't forecast, but we got lucky with snowfall the night before!
5. Esperance, Western Australia. My last hoorah before my move back to Melbourne. Road tripping the south and southwest coast during the pandemic when no one was allowed into WA - no tourists, white sandy beaches to ourselves.. bliss!
6. Stanley, TAS. Not the usual bright and beachy shot you usually see from this gorgeous town, but this image won me a prize a few months back so here it is!
7. Maligne Lake, Jasper. The snow started falling for the first time just as we got here, you can see the faint rows of it falling. On the way to this lake we had to stop for a family of moose who decided to cross the road in front of us. I thought it was comical that the hire car had a sun roof given it was snowing, turns out it is useful to pop through to safely photograph wildlife!
8. Stirling Ranges, Western Australia. Taken from the summit of Bluff Knoll - the peak is 1099m above sea level
9. Raglan, NZ. This was the view from my Air BnB. An off the grid cabin on the cliff of a farm. Perfect way to end my NZ road trip. Raglan was giving Torquay vibes, and I would love to go there for longer in summer.
