Steven Spiers

Dust. A rain storm whips up dust clouds as beads of water pound the desert earth.  A landscape turns wild as the winds approach driving wet sandy rain towards us.

Into the Outback. Heading into the New South Wales Outback west of Broken Hill, a harsh and inhospitable environment  Hot, dry and covered in salt bush, hardly any wildlife can be seen out here.

Roped. A yellow boat is roped to the shoreline in the Brisbane River near Lytton, Queensland.

City Steel. Mesh of Steel holds a carpark up in Adelaide, South Australia.

Full of Variety. In the main street, the Tennant Creek Variety store sits empty and unused as the town slows due to violence and lack of work.

Tennant Creek Telegraph.  Looking out from the Verandah of the Tennant Creek Telegraph Station in Central Australia.  A desert landscape surrounds the small town from hundreds of kilmotres around.

Parliament House of the Northern Territory.  Inside the foyer of the Parliament during International Peace Day 2011.  Flags of the World hang from the ceiling as the sunlight streaks through the wall of glass behind.

Top End Pandanas.  The bright green of Pandanas Trees stand against a bright blue sky.

Great Ocean Road.  Have to look up the name of this place situated along the Great Ocean Road near Warnambool, on the Western side of the Victoria Coastline.

An aboriginal bushman rests on the cool tiles under shade of a city building at Darwin in the Northern Territory.

Monsoon.  A monsoonal storm crosses Darwin Harbour in the Northern Territory.  A common site during the wet season, these storms dump massive amounts of rain.