Nature by JJ - Kimberley Landscape and Nature Photography

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😅😅Funny Story! I have wanted to shoot this tree for a long time but the trouble is, its below the high water mark and is often partially submerged which makes shooting a timelapse several hours long at night tricky. The stars finally aligned (liter

One of our more unique wildflowers, this is a type of samphire (Tecticornia verrucosa) that grows on the saltmarshes in the north of Australia. It has funky looking flowers but...still counts! Taste pretty decent albeit salty when pickled or lightly

Anyone been out watching the meteor showers? This year has been amazing for meteor showers in northern Western Australia. We've had clear skies and the moon played nice! Here's a Delta Aquariid meteor from a few weeks back.
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#nightskies #ast

China Wall just behind the little town of Halls Creek is a unique geological feature. (I may be wrong here), this is a long vein made of quartzite (metamorphosed sandstones) that has been exposed in a little valley and runs for several miles. It's al

New Holland Rattlepod (Crotalaria novae-hollandiae).
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I'm starting a series of images to show off some of the amazing wildflowers in the Kimberley region of Western Australia...at night!
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#nights_dreamworld #fantasticuniverse #skynight #long

Landscape and Nature Photography - The Kimberley, Western Australia
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I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands in which I live and photograph, their Elders, past, present and emerging. For the township of Derby, the Nyikina and Warrwa Peoples.

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