Seascapes | Prints | Canvas or Acrylic
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Image Licensing | Flora
Over many years Steven has captured the essence of Australia's beauty from the rainforest, outback, rivers, oceans and natural environment to iconic locations and cityscapes.
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These images are available for purchase – contact Steven for more information and prices of images as cost depends on intended use, licensing and quantities required.
 A Rose Gum (Eucalypts grandis) sheds last season's skin, Mt. Windsor Tableland National Park, Queensland. |  Snow gum, Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania. |  A succulent creeper found upon Mt. Windsor Tablelands National Park, Queensland. |
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 Wild Banksia in flower and also withered at Belfast Coastal Reserve, Victoria. |  Recent rains have coloured the exterior of this eucalyptus. |  Seedcase of a Red Beech, (Dillenia alata),Cape York, Queensland. |
 Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania. |  Musk Mallow, (Abelmoschus moshatus), growing near the Herbert Valley and Blencoe Falls, North Queensland. |  Hibiscus flower washed ashore, Whitsundays, Queensland. |
 Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania. |  Giant Water Lily, (Nymphaea gigantea), Cape York Peninsula, Queensland. |  |
 Ancient twisted Pencil Pine in Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania. |  The glowing bark of the Alpine Yellow Gum, Eucalyptus subcrenulata, Lake Dobson, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania. |  The unfurling of leaves within the Barron Falls National Park, Wet Tropics, North Queensland. |
 A succulent creeper found upon Mt. Windsor Tablelands National Park, Queensland. |  Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania. |  A succulent creeper found upon Mt. Windsor Tablelands National Park, Queensland. |
 Native Gardenia, (Atractocarpus fitzalanii Syn. Randia fitzalanii) in Porcupine Gorge National Park, Queensland. |  The Stinging Tree (Dendrocnide moroides) found in Australia’s Tropical Rainforests, is one of four species of Dendrocnide in the family Urticaceae in Australia. It is believed to be the most toxic. |  Fallen fruits of forest including Cassowary Plum, (Cerbera floribunda). Daintree rainforest, Wet Tropics, Queensland. |
 Christmas Bells, (Blandfordia nobilis) growing in swampy heathland country within Gibraltar Range National Park. |  A plant superbly adapted to fire, Old Man Banksia, (Banksia serrata) in a tributary of the Jamison Valley, Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. |  Blue Water Lily, (Nymphaea violacea), Adcock Gorge, The Kimberleys, Western Australia. |
 New shoots from seedlings passed through a Southern Cassowary scat. |  Water snowflake, (Nympoides indica) or Marshwort, the Kimberleys, Western Australia. |  Nothofagus gunnii, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania. |
 Ancient twisted Pencil Pine in Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania. |  The Stinging Tree (Dendrocnide moroides) found in Australia’s Tropical Rainforests, is one of four species of Dendrocnide in the family Urticaceae in Australia. It is believed to be the most toxic. |  The Stinging Tree (Dendrocnide moroides) found in Australia’s Tropical Rainforests, is one of four species of Dendrocnide in the family Urticaceae in Australia. It is believed to be the most toxic. |