#nature-photography

#nature-photography

The cabanons of the Camargue are witnesses to a rich history, closely linked to the traditional life of this wild land. Their distinctive architecture is designed to withstand the mistral wind and blend harmoniously into the unique landscape.

Over the years, it's been described as 'resilient,' 'magical,' 'hardy.' It's been described as a lot of things, and I think it connects to people and what they're going through in life, something that's kind of an anomaly that's just trying to do its best.

"The Central Texan wildflowers are so iconic that people will go on trips from all over the country just to see them, and they're in our backyard."

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to make landfall in south-east Queensland as a category 2 storm, marking the first cyclone to directly hit the region in over 50 years.

Photographing the interplay of light and sea spray in Perranporth captures the essence of the coast, showcasing nature's beauty in a moment of tranquility.

"The auroras were hard to see with my eyes alone. So I pulled out my phone and pointed it at the shifting clouds above me and took a photo with the slowest camera speed possible. That's when I saw them. Greens and purples shooting through the clouds in a variety of different hues."