Cradle Mountain, what a place! I managed to get super lucky with the weather this night. It was forecast to be 90% cloud cover but ended up being one of the clearest nights without wind I’ve witnessed

Tathra, New South Wales, Australia 2022. At first glance this image doesn’t look like an earthly landscape. I shot this after a week of huge storms on the Sapphire Coast NSW. With offshore swells over

From my yearly family holiday up to the Sapphire Coast. This year was a little different as the entire East coast of Australia was getting pounded by intense storms and huge amounts of rain. Nonetheless

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge. Shot in the Dandenong Ranges, 2020. Really enjoying using the diffused lighting in these landscapes to add some real depth and mystery to an image. I really

Mount Abrupt, The Grampians 2022. I’ve had this particular spot on my list for a while now. But with Covid, work and life it didn’t seem to happen. Finally had a weekend to myself, and the weather forecasts

Who doesn’t love a summer storm! I was on my way home from a day trip along the Great Ocean Road a few weeks back. The main reason I went was to hopefully catch a waterfall in the big rains that were

Phillip Island, captured in Infrared. Here’s another image from one of my most loved areas. I purchased an older converted Nikon D80 throughout lockdown to experiment with. I love the way light hits completely

Horse Head Rock, Sapphire Coast, NSW Australia. This small stretch of coast line probably would be one of my favourite spots to shoot seascapes. With so many compositions and rock formations in the area

Russel Falls Tasmania, Australia 2019. This image was taken just weeks before our world was turned upside down by this pandemic. Probably the last real holiday I’ve been on since! Anyway, Tasmania! What

I am so lucky to live so close to such a place! I’ve been to this little area of the coast to many times to count now, and each time I get something completely different. This particular evening I wasn’t

Hi there! My name is Tyson Waldron and I’m currently living in Melbourne, Australia. Growing up in country Victoria with not many sights to see I wasn’t introduced into the photography scene until I moved