Just a quick update on what's going on at the moment.

During February you can see a set of my photos on display at the wonderful “Gallery Tasmania” at Sheffield Tasmania.  They gallery shares premises with Fudge ‘n’ Good Coffee (Warning: their hot chocolate is addictive).  It’s a really nice venue and a great place to chill out.

Next month (March) I will be showing another display photos titled “Damsels and Dragons” at the Sheffield Working Art Space (SWAS).  This gallery exhibits work from some amazing local artists, and typically has an artist working on site.  I volunteer at this gallery, so I’ll update this post with dates I’ll be there once I know the roster.

Finally, while the rest of the country is melting in a summer heat wave, here in Tasmania the mercury is dropping.  I’ve noticed that some of the species I chase are losing their summer “breeding” colours as average temperatures are already falling.  Winter is coming, and this far south nature gets ready early.

Here is a Superb Wren in hos breeding colours... they're turning a dull brown now.

Malurus cyaneusMalurus cyaneus (Superb Fairy-wren)

IUCN Status: Least Concern

The first run with my camera in Tassie this year turned out to be productive. I've wanted better photos of this species. Had to delete a lot of duds after I shot this lot. Happy days.