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.

Last Race.  Wandering into the desert heat, perished, a horse has collapsed without water, eventually swelling before being eaten by large eagles that roam the New South Wales outback skies.

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.

Cable Beach. Situated near Broome in Western Australia, Cable Beach is twenty two kilometres of white sand backed by a bright blue sky and crystal clear waters.