My beautiful friend Jennifer Noble having a hot cuppa outside my shack. The first day of the camp it rained heavily but all of my guests were very intrepid. We got soaked looking for orchids and photographing birds in the bush and wetlands on my property. Fortunately Terry had the firepit roaring and a couple of big kettles for hot tea and coffee to warm up.

Awesome morning spent photographing the waterfall at the cascades. Great spot to practice long exposures and opportunity for many different compositions. We got to watch Fly Fisherman on the rocks and also photograph birds, orchids, moss, ferns and fungi and the the little train that spots above on its run from Pemberton.

Afternoon tea at Tokalup Lookout, Hot Tea and Coffee and delicious Apricot Slice made by Mum’s friend Jane. We saw Humpback Whales out in the ocean and a variety of birds including the Southern Emu Wren, Rock Parrot, Currawong, New Holland Honey Eaters, Nankeen Kestrels and Carnabys. A variety of flowers and a rugged landscape of limestone cliffs to photograph along with swirling dark water at the base.

I love food, I love cooking food, sharing meals and eating food. It is an ancient way of connecting. The meals were all homecooked with fresh local ingredients and a variety of options. I am very lucky to have a wonderful friend Julie who helps me with the catering. On the 2026 camps Julie is going to our chef so we can look forward to an amazing selection of beautiful food and deserts.

The very intrepid Lyn capturing beautiful images at the mouth of the Warren River. Stunning landscape, so many compositions and angles. We saw a White Bellied Sea Eagle, Pelicans, Terns and of course Seagulls and got to photograph the River Mouth and Crashing Waves.

The image speaks for itself, utterly delicious!! Th eperfect way to spend sunset, in the forest with a bunch of wonderful ladies and beverage to sip and delightful food.

I love books and have an extensive collection of reference books and photography books. On each camp I bring as many as I can. Good for quiet moments or ideas. Good for discussions on light and compositions.

The wonderful participants from 2025 Camp Meerup! Missing a couple that were photographing birds!!

One of our picnics out in the field. This one at the base of Mt Chudalup. An array of deliction food for lunch. Julies roast vegetable quiche, hommus, cheese, fruit, olives and salad with a hot cuppa.

Wild Wings guests wandering through a stunning section of Old Growth Karri Forest. So much to photograph. Giant Trees, sillhouettes, moss, lichens, orchids, fungi, birds, bark, wildflowers, other guests. This beautiful image taken by Jodie.

One of Julies utterly divine cakes. We were truly spoilt with Julie’s cooking and I am so happy to have her join us in 2026. Excited to create a wonderful menu for the October trips.

Wild Wings guests photographing birds on the other side of the Warren River mouth. We saw a lovely variet of seabirds.

A beautiful portrait of Mum captured by my equally beautiful friend Jennifer Noble. Mum came along on every activity and loved it. The itinerary is flexible, there is plenty to see and photograph close to the vehicles. Mum is not a photographer but used her phone and one of my GoPros and captured some beautiful images and footage.

Wild Wings guest Lyn talking to Graeme from Pemberton Discover Tours. Graeme’s Tour is extrodinary, a brilliant mix of diverse landscapes, history and knowledge of plants and creatures.

Wild Wings guest Sue down in the sand photographing a tiny Zebra Orchid in the dunes. The orchids were a highlight of the trip. We saw a huge variety, 25 species overall. Th etiny Zebras are exquisite and participants got some beautiful images.

Mum and Lyn in the kitchen. A woman’s work is never done? No matter where you are there are always dishes? In this case it was a fun and happy experience. One of the highlights of 2025 Camp Meerup were the meals, full of conversation and laughter, so much fun, serving up, cleaning up, swapping stories, discussing the day.

One of the many stunning landscapes we visited. Landscape photography was another highlight. Diverse and very very beautiful places.

I was wandering the beach talking to guests when I spotted Jodie between the two rocks. The light was stunning and she made a great focal point of interest to pull the image together. Where the land meets the Southern Ocean. Rugged and very very beautiful.

Wild Wing guests photographing the sunset.

Hard to know what to photograph in this beautiful location. So much choice.

I spotted Mum wandering down the track. Her umbrella caught the light and created a great point of interest to an image of Old Growth Karri Forest. I love how Mum creates a sense of scale, highlighting just how massive these ancient giants are.

A beautiful portrait of Me and Lyn on the beach captured by Julie. Love this one!!

Weather in Northcliffe can change on a dime. One of the things I love about the place and even though it can be inconvenient it creates atmospheric and interesting images. Wild Wings guests were all extremely intrepid. Happy to brave the elements, immersing themselves, sometimes literally in the experience in pursuit of stories and images!!

A stunning portrait of Lyn captured by Julie. One of the unexpected outcomes for me was the opportunity for a bit of portrait photography. Wild Wings guests immersed in the landscape creating beautiful images, sometimes of each other. Truly wonderful and very inspiring.

2025 Camp Meerup involved several very talented bird photographers. It was wonderful to spend time with these beautiful ladies, discussing birds, photogaphy techniques, swapping tips. Sue was in her element!!

Jodie is an extremely talented landscape photographer and captured some extrodinary images. Carefully thinking out compositions and patiently waiting for the light.