An unofficial surfboard cemetery (or fence) near the Margaret River mouth, in black and white – and how surfing began at Main Break in 1958.

I lived in north-east Victoria between 2004-2021. This was my last morning out, early, with my camera. Last Light, Hills of Beechworth is the image I captured.

Wet roads and streets add a bit of special sauce to street photography. This image – of a walker in Nicholson Street, Footscray – was taken just after a heavy morning downpour.

The last time I was in Albury I stayed at the Astor Hotel. It’s classically mid-Century.

Ha Long City from high above – a working Vietnamese city of streets and rooftops, with Ha Long Bay running along its edge.

An early Fujifilm portrait: Elena Nyleeta, shot on a tiny X-T20 with the original 35mm f1.4, inside the French-styled rooms of Anton Venoir Interiors (Salon Trois) in Prahran, Melbourne.

Built in 1941 by the American chemical giant, the old Monsanto building in Brooklyn stands deserted and heritage-protected – and looks mighty in monochrome.

Barry Morey at work in the Sorrenberg winery, Beechworth – drawing wine from a cask, as he has done since the late 1980s.

Campbell Mattinson captures the Victoria Hotel in Benalla, in black and white.