Hancock Gorge, Karijini National Park, Pilbara, North Western Australia

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Hancock Gorge, Karijini National Park, Pilbara, North Western AustraliaIn the north of Karijini National Park, small creeks hidden in the rolling hillsides, dry for much of the year, can quickly turn into sheer sided chasms up to 100 metres deep. These are the parks famous gorges. They are spectacular but can also be dangerous. Further downstream, the gorges widen and their sides change from sheer cliffs to steep slopes of loose rock. It's such a beautiful place.

One of the benefits of a high vantage point is you open up the foreground

Western Australia comes alive with colour in spring with a vast range of wild flowers and canola fields throughout the state

is this beautiful Beach

Mineral sands mine near Busselton

You are freeking awesome

The red heart being a central focus to draw the eye and engage the viewer

The Hunter River has two spectacular waterfalls

south of Perth

Pemberton is an inland town in the South West of Western Australia

at the end of the jetty

This was the view from our campsite on the first night

streams and its rugged volcanic landscape