I am transfixed by waterfalls – the tinkling of falling water, the misty spray of water coating my skin, the verdant ferns rustling in the breeze, the drenched forest floor, and the smooth, water-worn rocks. Each element infuses me with a sense of wellbeing that penetrates deep within my soul. The habitats found along the Great Dividing Range and the mountains and ranges of Tasmania are grandiose. Whether speckled with snow, or glistening with summer rain, these alluring natural cathedrals inspire our connection with nature like no other environment on Earth. When in a forest, I am in such a relaxed yet contemplative state that my mind cannot drift beyond the here and now. Even when recorded as images, these sacred places still have the power to invigorate our senses, make our spirits sing and evoke an overwhelming sense of wellbeing.
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