Journeys & Horizons: Capturing the world's beauty.

Terraced rice fields of Sapa, Vietnam, a popular trekking destination in the Hoang Lien Son mountains. The landscape includes traditional villages inhabited by the Hmong ethnic group, who have cultivated these steep hillsides for centuries.

Iguazu Falls from the Argentinian side. Looking into Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat) there is something immeasurably overwhelming here; the force is so powerful you can only gawk and be amazed. Marvelling at the sheer size of the falls and the power of nature. Easily one of the most impressive water-based landscapes we have ever seen.

Night shot of the classic tall ship ‘Soren Larsen’ moored in the foreground with the Sydney Opera House visible in the background, fully illuminated.

The Seven Hanging Valleys Trail on the Algarve. Here looking down on Praia da Marinha with its iconic golden limestone cliffs and turquoise waters of southern Portugal.

Mount Ruapehu from the Dessert Road. An active stratovolcano and the highest peak on New Zealand's North Island. It is situated within Tongariro National Park on the Taupo Plateau. The mountain features the North Island's only glaciers and major ski resorts ; Whakapapa, situated on the northern slopes and Tūroa, located on the southwestern slopes.

Watermouth Bay (also known as Watermouth Cove), a sheltered natural harbour located  close to Ilfracombe on the North Devon coast of England. We walked here as part of 'The Salt Path’.

Under a perfect, cloudless "blue bird" sky, our rig parked up on our friends peaceful rural sanctuary in Waitui, Taranaki, New Zealand. Framing this unforgettable moment is the breathtaking majesty of Mount Taranaki, standing tall and timeless in the background like a silent guardian of our journey.

Perched on the abyss at Yavapai Point, thrill-seekers face the colossal, carved chasm of The Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. This rugged South Rim launchpad commands epic vistas and guards steep, punishing trails plunging into the wild.

Praia da Foz do Lizandro, located near Ericeira in Portugal, is the largest sandy beach in the region and is famous for surfing, where the Lizandro River meets the Atlantic Ocean.

Rising directly from the azure Adriatic sea, Dubrovnik’s imposing limestone walls loom up to 25 metres above the sea, framing a vibrant skyline of terracotta roofs and historic fortresses.

A panoramic view of Athens, featuring the Acropolis monument sitting atop a hill. The foreground includes the historic Monastiraki Square neighbourhood.

The breathtaking Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River, Arizona, USA.

Post Office Bay,  Ulva Island Sanctuary, New Zealand:  This  Historic Post Office building shown (red roof) served as the southernmost post office in the world from 1872 until 1923. The red flowering trees are NZ native Rata.

View from the Cooks Cove Walkway near Tolaga Bay, 52 km north of Gisborne, NZ. The track is known for its historical significance, marking the location where Captain James Cook anchored the HMS Endeavour for several days in October 1769 to resupply and make repairs. Cooks Cove (Ōpoutama) is to the right in this photo.

Sunset over the River Deben, from the Ramsholt Arms, Suffolk, England. Such a lovely & relaxing venue to have dinner, overlooking the river.

Iguazu Falls from the Brazilian side. Spectacular! One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. A series of stunning drops. The raw power of these falls is unparalleled. Feb 2025.

Taking a photograph of the Dartmeet bridge which is in the center of Darmoor, Devon, England. This clapper bridge was built in 1792.

The image features a view of Aoraki / Mount Cook in New Zealand, specifically from the Hooker Valley Track.

Kayenta Trail, of Zion National Park in Utah. The prominent red rock formations are characteristic of the massive cliffs found within Zion Canyon with the Virgin River flowing below.

Barnoon Cemetery, Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall, England. A place of rest with the best view in town! In spring it has some stunning wild flowers - mainly red valerains.

Serene morning view from our campsite at Parua Bay Yacht Club, near Whangārei Heads, New Zealand; with calm, reflective water and a misty atmosphere after two days of rain.

Uretiti Beach looking north towards Ruakākā, New Zealand – endless white sand and corduroy lines.