Northern Territory

Kata Tjuta

The Olgas, still open for those wanting to climb to a higher viewpoint

Anangu Dreaming

Uluru (Ayers Rock) is managed by its traditional caretakers, the Anangu, with their Mutitjulu settlement visible on the left. Since October 26 2019, climbing 'The Rock' has been banned, so flying overhead is the only way to see the top.

Sunset at the rockpools, Vesteys Beach, Darwin, NT

Magpie Geese at sunset

Sunset at Vesteys Beach, Darwin, NT

Florance falls at the beginning of the wet season. Litchfield NP, NT.

Wangi falls at the beginning of the wet season. Litchfield NP, NT.

Wangi falls at the beginning of the wet season. Litchfield NP, NT.

Tropical forrest, Litchfield NP, NT

Tropical forrest, Litchfield NP, NT

Cathedral termite mound, Litchfield NP, NT. This nest is thought to be over 50 years old and stands around 4 metres tall.

Magnetic termite mounds, Litchfield NP, NT. These ants align their narrow nest North-South to minimise the heat of the midday sun.

Jumping crocs, Adelaide River, NT

Jumping crocs, Adelaide River, NT

Croc, Adelaide River, NT

Smile

Jumping crocs, Adelaide River, NT [201712. Featured in RayBiotech 2018 calendar]

Patient croc, Adelaide River. Behind is the Arnhem Highway bridge, NT

Croc tail, Adelaide River, NT

Sandstone textures, near East Point, Darwin, NT

Tropical plants near East Point, Darwin, NT

Chiton or Coat-of-mail shell - a mollusc, near East Point, Darwin, NT

Sandstone textures, near East Point, Darwin, NT