Toora Grazing
Dairy cattle graze peacefully in front of Corner Inlet and Barry Beach Marine Terminal, with Wilsons Promontory in the distance
Gippsland Dairy
Sheep Fodder
Some green remains, with the worst of the drought so far avoiding this side of the state
Toora Turbines
One of the first wind farms in Victoria, these turbines form part of a 21 turbine grid, over five properties above Toora. Owners Ratch claim they produce 21MW, enough to power the equivalent of 6600 homes.
Toora Wind Farm
Ninety Mile Fishing
A lone fisherman at McLoughlins Beach waits patiently on a warm Spring afternoon
Fishing Gippsland
Dogs on the Beach
Making the most of an empty beach and cooling off on a warm Spring day
Castaway
At Ninety Mile Beach, there are tracks into the distance as far as you can see
Ninety Mile Dunes
Hardy dune vegetation survives and thrives on Victoria's windswept coastline
Ninety Mile Beach
At The Honeysuckles – a pristine, empty beach as far as you can see... [can be printed to 1m wide at full photo quality, or larger at poster quality]
Coastal Vegetation
Surviving in a salty and wind-battered environment
Weathered Life
It's not just the sandstone that gets a hard time on the Shipwreck Coast, the plant life needs to be hardy too
Last Apostle
Close to Port Campbell lies the last major 'apostle', as seen here from Sparkes Gully
Sherbrook Rocks
A couple watches the waves roll in from the mouth of the Sherbrook River
Apostle Dreaming
With waves smoothed out by a long exposure the scene takes on a softer and calmer appearance, hiding the turbulent, eroding waves
Crocodile Head
Looking like a sleeping croc, the 12 Apostles lookout is always busy on a fair-weather weekend
Apostle Lookout
Tourists admire the natural sandstone structures
Apostle Crowds
A steady stream of tourists pour out along the walkway for their Instagram moment
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