Area C, Pilbara iron ore mine site.
Ironstone, spinifex bushes and some jaw dropping views.
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Star Trails over the water ponds at camp.
Pilbara Sunrise over the hills.
Sometimes the colours are best before the sun rises.
Full Moon falling behind Mt Meharry. WA’s tallest peak at 1249 metres.
Blood Moon.
Convoy of ultra class dump truck trays heading to the Pilbara mines.
Mini3 Pro catching a cloud inversion over the desert hills at sunrise.
Packsaddle sunset bursting in colour.
ICM trials produced this gem.
Shadows and amazing Orange fill the Pilbara Skyline at dusk.
A little brush with heaven.
The Pilbara landscape is Harsh, unrelenting, dangerous, But down right bloody Gorgeous! If you ever get a chance i can recommend Karijini National Park to witness Beauty like you’ve never seen. I work in a Iron ore mine and i’m surrounded by this and i feel very lucky to get the opportunity to share it with you.
Pilbara Sunset flexing!
Iron ore in its purest form, this stuff builds nations.
When you think of steel you don’t think or gorgeous coloured stone, like this massive piece. You soon get to realise how lucky Australia is with the natural resource’s we have at our disposal. Unfortunately one day this will end up as part of a building somewhere..
When it rains in the Pilbara, the colours intensify. The Rainbow of colours explodes form the rocky outcrops.
Reflections after a rain.
A Natural Amphitheatre, formed over thousands or millions of years! And i’ll be one of only a handful that ever get to see it!
Mount Robinson
The Governor
All aboard the Iron Ore Trains to Port Headland
Circular pool
Hammersly Gorge
The colour Palette is amazing in the Pilbara.
Just a little longer…..
Fortescue Falls, swimmers paradise.
Fern Pool is a Special cultural place for the indigenous people.
Yet another swimming hole in the Canyon to enjoy.
Survival is evident everywhere! it’s still a desert after all.
Triple falls with a 20 min exposure. (ND32000)
The changing light shows a whole other side to the Gorge.
Fortescue Falls form above.
Looking back down the Gorge.
Sunset over the Pilbara.
Growing up in Darwin with the amazing sunsets over the Harbour, you get spoilt.
10 Years working in the Pilbara Iron Ore industry and the sunsets at the end of each day make the sacrifice somehow better!
