paulmp

Hi All, I know this has been awhile coming, but here is my delayed introduction post! I've been using steem for nearly 3 weeks now and I'm really enjoying the community... anyway, to the intro! I’m Paul

I'm currently running a print special until the end of our financial year (June 30th) here in Australia. If you have had your eye on one of my images and would like an A3 sized print (11.7 x 16.5 inches)

I spent yesterday exploring, hiking in torrential rain, and getting muddy in the Pemberton region of Western Australia. Captured some photos that I'm really happy with, as well as some footage for a personal

I recently spent a few days working with a TV crew to produce stills while they filmed some episodes of a 4x4 TV show called 4wd TV. It is a fairly well viewed show here in Australia and has a few million

A throwback to photographing Hamelin Bay back in January 2009, we were in Western Australia on holiday / scouting for potentially moving to WA... which we ended up doing only a few weeks later. I have

Today I had some work in an area I don't get to frequent as much as I would like, so I headed down early, got the job done and then spent the rest of the day photographing a few places and doing some location

Some nights the sky comes alive and dances... Aurora Australis over the fields south of Busselton, Western Australia Visit my website for more: paulmp.com Prints are available on Redbubble: Paulmp on Redbubble

the last hour of light shining across the south coast of Western Australia... absolutely love the layers of shadows and light playing together. Visit my website for more: paulmp.com Prints are available

I recently spent a few days in my swag (a kind of 1 person tent) on the south coast of Western Australia. I stopped in at Peaceful Bay. I'm not sure there is a more appropriately named place than Peaceful

Spent the last two nights camping by the inlet at Walpole, Western Australia Absolutely stunning conditions both mornings! Visit my website for more: paulmp.com Prints are available on Redbubble: Paulmp

Good Monday Morning, hope you all have a great week! Visit my website for more: paulmp.com Prints are available on my website and Redbubble: Paulmp on Redbubble Social Media: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

I went for a drive early this morning and passed through some heavy fog, as I was heading back home I came through the fog to this scene. Had to jump out of the car to get a few phots... Visit my website

I've been going through my archives of photos for a few things I'm working on (new websites, new portfolios etc) as I continue to work on resurrecting my photography & videography business... came

I've been trying to photograph the Bandicoot / Quenda that I've seen around the farm we live on for over a year now. They are mostly nocturnal and can be quite shy if they aren't used to people being around,

Snow covered landscapes are easily my favourite thing to hike in and photograph. This is the iconic boatshed at Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain in Tasmania, a place that I absolutely love. I took this photo

Sometimes when you wander the wilderness you find a portal to universe... This is the view of the night sky from a rock formation in the Western Australian outback. Astro photography season is back...

We've had an Australian Whistling Kite visiting the farm the last few weeks, it is helping keep the rabbit population under control. Rabbits are not native to Australia and are an introduced pest that

One year ago today we moved out of the suburbs and on to a farm. It wasn't something we were looking for, we wanted to stay in the house we were renting near(ish) the beach, it was a great house with awesome

Remember to pause, take a breath, and realise that social media isn't reality. People are generally far kinder and less polarising in person. The algorithms reward rage bait. They reward polarising views

Most people didn’t notice her. They walked past, eyes skimming the glowing blue portal before them, mesmerised by the slow, hypnotic pulse of jellyfish. A giant circular tank, illuminated in shifting shades

I'm currently holding my breath, waiting to see if the biggest project I've ever landed gets its budget approved and the go ahead... it would see me travelling all over Western Australia to photograph