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16/01/2021

16/01/2021

20/07/2020

We now have Richard Costin's beautiful DVD "The Kimberley's Wildwater Country" back in stock - only 50 copies left and on sale for $30 including postage anywhere in Australia.

“The Kimberley’s Wildwater Country” tells the story of the Kimberley’s rivers, ranges and coast, with stunning scenery including the iconic Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay, and the…

20/07/2020

Croc Creek on the remote Kimberley coast.

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13/07/2020

Something to brighten up your Monday; the stunning Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay on the Kimberley coast at slackwater, the brief period in between the change of tides.
Image © Annabelle Sandes - Kimberley Media

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18/10/2018

Fantastic news that the WA state environment minister has decided that Adele Island and Mavis and Beagle Reefs will be included in the WA State Buccaneer Marine Park. Congratulations to the folks at likenowhereelse.org.au who advocated for the inclusion. You can view a gallery of Adele Island images from our various visits to the islands and reefs at the link below.

Adele Island was name in 1801 by Louis de Freycinet. The farthest island off the Kimberley coast, Adele is classified as a Nature Reserve by the Department of Parks and Wildlife in recognition of its status as a major seasbird and turtle breeding area. Adele is home to colonies of Masked, Brown and....

30/09/2018

Scrolling through a file of images this morning, I found this image of a handsome Frill-necked lizard at Mt Hart on the Gibb River Road. Frill-necked lizards are hard to photograph on trees as they move to the opposite side of the tree to escape detection; we did several rounds of the tree to get this photo. Scientists have recently discovered that the colour of the reptile's frill is influenced by diet.

07/09/2018

Taken on this day in 2007: Several days before this shot was taken, we found the carcass on the rocks at Hall Point in Camden Sound, left high and dry at the end of the spring tides. The carcass provided a feast for Tiger Sharks and Crocodiles for several weeks, gradually deflating as the whale blubber was rendered into oil by the sun. The spreading oil left a characteristic mark along the tidelines of the Kimberley coast, reaching as far as Montgomery Reef to the west and Doubtful Bay to the south.

A crocodile swims toward a Humpback whale carcass at Hall Point in Camden Sound on the Kimberley coast.

30/08/2018

Throwback Thursday: First light on Wailgwin Island as Richard set off to photograph and film whales in the waters of Camden Sound. Based on a houseboat for three months in 2007, we moved around the coast, following the humpback whale migration at the peak of the calving season. The islands and reefs of the Kimberley coast provide protection for the cows after they've given birth in the warm, tropical waters.

Environmentalist and photographer Richard Costin sets off at first light for Wailgwin Island, in Camden Sound on the Kimberley coast of Western Australia.

20/08/2018

Sorting out some images for a client this afternoon, I came across these images from our flight over Fitzroy Crossing during the big wet in March 2011...a magical and very memorable day flying around the Fitzroy Valley and floodplain, and over Dimond and Geikie Gorges.
All images © Annabelle Sandes and Richard Costin 2018.
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16/08/2018

Images taken this morning after a snowfall overnight on the Great Western Tiers, near . All images © Kimberley Media 2018

27/06/2018

We can never get enough of our majestic Humpback whales.