See more. Understand more.
Aerial landscape interpretation.
There is often more to a landscape than first meets the eye.
From above, patterns emerge. Rivers reveal their pathways. Geological structures become visible. Vegetation follows the contours of the land. Sometimes the traces of ancient processes, or more recent human activity, become unexpectedly clear.
Kevin Explores is an ongoing exploration of North Queensland's landscapes through aerial photography, observation, research and interpretation.
Looking closer often reveals a different way of seeing a place.
Explore places
The Exploration
From the volcanic highlands of the Atherton Tablelands to the tropical coast, Cape York and the Gulf, discover the remarkable diversity of North Queensland.
A photographic journey through places, landscapes and the features that make them distinctive.
Look a little closer
Field Notes
What makes a waterfall retreat? Why does granite form such distinctive landscapes? How do rivers shape the country around them?
Field Notes explore questions, observations and discoveries from the places I visit, bringing together geology, landforms, ecosystems, history and people.
Understanding landscapes
The Practice
Aerial observation can reveal relationships and patterns that are difficult to appreciate from the ground.
The Practice brings together aerial photography, research and interpretation to help organisations understand landscapes and communicate what makes places distinctive.
Helping organisations understand and communicate landscapes through aerial observation, images, research and storytelling for a deeper connection with place.