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Most of the landscape photography on these pages was produced on transparency film using Hasselblad or Nikon equipment. Some were also produced using Nikon digital equipment and a few using a Leica M3.  The Hasselblad is by far my favourite camera for landscape photography. It has superb image quality, it's versatile and light enough to carry in a back-pack without having to leave behind other necessities such as food. I've worked with 5X4inch equipment and although it's capable of exceptional quality I find it's weight, it's bulk and it's slowness of use a real handicap. Modern films and image reproduction techniques are so good that for most purposes the 6x6cm image of the Hasselblad is more than adequate.

My field kit consists of a Hasselblad 2000FCM with meter prism, 50,80, and 250mm lenses, two magazines (b&w & colour) and of course a tripod. Sometimes I'll also take a 135mm lens with bellows. Add to this a hand held light meter and a Nikon digital camera with a couple of lenses and the weight soon adds up.

I have to say, (I know I'll be condemned by many landscape photographers for this) that I'm very much a digital convert and look forward to the day when I can do all of my work digitally.

Photo-Gallery

LB001. The Western shore of Lake Cootharabah, on the Noosa River, Southern Queensland.

LB002. Boondall wetland is an important stop-over point for migrating birds.

LB003. A Bushfire near the town of Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island, Southern Queensland.

LB004. A mountain pass in the Himalayan foothills, Kashmir, India.

LB005. Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, Tasmanian Central Highlands.

LB006. Grasstrees (Xanthorrhoea sp.) in the eucalypt woodland, Central Queensland.

LB007. A valley in the Himalayan foot-hills, Kashmir, India.

LB008. Tropical rainforest meets the coast near Cape Tribulation in north Queensland.

LB009. Early morning cloud, Lake Cootharabah, southern Queensland.

LB010. Cloud among the Himalayas, Kashmir, India.

LB011. Lake Tekapo, central south island, New Zealand.

LB012. The Gates of Haast, Haast Pass, Mt Aspiring Nat. Park. South Island, New Zealand.

LB013. Lake Pukaki and the Ben Ohau Range, central south island, New Zealand

LB014. Arthurs Pass National Park, south island, New Zealand.

LB015. Mt Aspiring Nat. Park. South Island, New Zealand.

LB016. A sand dune in the early morning, Menindee Lakes, New South Wales.

LB017. Cradle Mountain & Dove Lake, Tasmanian Central Highlands

LB018. A stream in the World Heritage Wet Tropical Rainforests of north Queensland.

LB019. The 'Mesa" landscape of far western New South Wales.

LB020. Tree-ferns in early morning cloud in the sub-tropical rainforests of southern Queensland.

LB021. The rocky coastline near Bicheno, on the east coast of Tasmania.

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LB001. The Western shore of Lake Cootharabah, on the Noosa River, Southern Queensland.