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Comfort zones and gravel burn

It’s 2005. I am in a small Aboriginal community called Yiyili   in the West Kimberley on a job for the Film and Television Institute. I am relatively naïve , having only visited and worked in a handful of remote communities. My job over the next five days is to manage the production of three short films in consultation with the community. I’ve met with the Elders and mapped the resources on offer. Now it is dusk and perfect to experience a Kimberley sunset after a lengthy drive with my crew from Broome.

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The Grotto

An epic waterfall on Balanggarra country near Wyndham

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“Bathing in the Red”

Corey swimming at our favourite Sunday afternoon spot near the Diversion Dam in Kununurra.  Sometimes saltwater crocodiles pay a visit!  But not today.

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This is my happy place! Snapping at sunset at Lily Lagoon.

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“Cockburn’s Boab” A common shot but you can see why when you are there. Such an epic location. I was pretty excited to take home first prize in the Kununurra Agricultural Show landscape category for this shot! . . .

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An early rise to salute the sun at Middle Springs, East Kimberley

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Heading out to @homevalleystation. One of the best spots on the @gibb.river.road . . .

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Heading for Packsaddle Springs. An epic walk with a beautiful waterfall and system of waterholes. . .