Fine Art Photography from Australias wild Kimberley shoresThis is a blog about my project - Fine Art Photography from Australia's wild Kimberly coast. It is my mini journal about this years remote shores 'art in nature' photographic project.
It... ...tell you as new material becomes available for the website... and ...introduce you to new remote and wild places and images from the Kimberley coast. If you haven't already - click on the orange button to subscribe to this RSS feed to get regular updates. Jul 24, 2010, Photo ExpeditionsPhoto expeditions on Australia's remote Kimberley coast. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Photo Expeditions" Jul 24, 2010, ContactContact Peter Strain at Wild Kimberley Shores Permalink -- click for full blog post "Contact" May 23, 2010, Good article in Scoop TravellerScoop travelers annual glossy did a good feature article on the Giant tides collection.
This stage of the project should create the most extensive and interesting photo and high definition TV footage to date of the extraordinary wild Kimberley shores. Stay tuned May 18, 2010, Wild Kimberley CoastLocation of partially smooth waters on the wild Kimberley coast Permalink -- click for full blog post "Wild Kimberley Coast" May 18, 2010, Kimberley Crocodile
New abstract crocodile picture on Abstract Photography in Nature page. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Kimberley Crocodile" May 16, 2010, Olivia J preparing for wild Kimberley coast expeditionMV Olivia J returned from Mary River to Darwin today to go onto dry dock to do new survey in preparation for departure to the wild Kimberley coast. Still more work to do to get the last bits of sponsorship for my photography signed and sealed.
We have a film maker from Melbourne coming over soon for a pre-shoot meeting in Broome because he will be joining us for a couple of weeks in August to direct a documentary about the photography project and interaction with scientists at Turtle Reef in Talbot Bay. Very exciting. May 4, 2010, Better Certainty
Meetings today with Steve Blake from West Australian Marine Science Institute, and a major player in the Pearling industry here in Broome who also has a background in marine science - secured sufficient resources support to say the Crab Eyes Kimberley coast expedition is now a certainty. Depart from Darwin for Kimberley waters in early July. We will also produce a short documentary about an aspect of the expedition dealing with some fascinating issues around 'inshore' reef structures and associated corals.Stay posted.Peter Strain. May 3, 2010, The 2010 "Crab's Eye" expedition to remote Kimberley coastal areas.
to view some of the previous activities and photography aboard Olivia J on the Kimberley coast and nearer to Darwin... ...go to the Giant Tides website and look at the Olivia J gallery. the expedition will work in with some marine science projects in the Talbot Bay area in September 2010. There may be some opportunity for some other parties to join the vessel around the Talbot Bay and Koolan Island area in September or October when we are within reach by seaplane from Broome or Derby. ...stay tuned
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...will keep you up to date with the expedition work for this year in planning and execution...
Getting ready for the big 3 month photographic expedition on the remote Kimberley coast.
Investigations are happening to see whether it is possible to base the vessel at Broome after this expedition. That would be great for photography opportunities on this side of the Kimberley. 
Tide runs off Turtle Reef. When the 10 meter tide is up the Olivia J can steam across the top of this like it is open ocean. Then six hours later you could walk for several kilometers on dry reef. 
The expedition is being facilitated by the generosity of John Maher and Tropical Marine Services aboard the vessel MV Olivia J.
