Barb Taylor Photography

Barb Taylor Photography

My Popular Photos

  • Sunset on Burrum River
  • Bargara Beach Boardwalk
  • Taken at Main Beach at Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia
  • Inspiring start to the day at Scarness Pier, Hervey Bay
  • Amidst the devastating bushfires here in Australia, the resultant smokey sky produced this beautiful sunset
  • Beach grasses swaying in the gentle breeze
  • The land is parched from lack of rain for months now and the kookaburra is scanning the area for his next meal.
  • Watch out guys, I'm coming in! Rainbow Lorikeets enjoying a feed in my garden.
  • No, they are not owls, although they do look like them. They are Australian Tawny Frogmouths and although related to owls, their closest relatives are oilbirds, pootoos, owlet-nightjars and true nightjars. A pair chose to build a nest in a tree in my yard, produced two eggs and sat on them for a month. From laying the eggs, raising the chicks and then finally to the babies spreading their wings and flying off, took two months. They got used to me being around every single day, taking photos of each stage of the chicks' development, allowing me to get quite close. Here is a proud Dad with his kids; Mum was away looking for food. As the babies grew, I was constantly warding off big birds looking for a tasty meal - magpies were the worst offenders but the babies made it and I feel privileged to have watched the whole event take place in my garden, with a successful outcome. I'm now an empty nester (literally)!
  • The Kookaburra, a native Australian bird, is also known as the laughing bird because of it's call which sounds just like human laughter. Their loud cacophony wakes me up every morning!
  • Sun setting behind the hinterland at Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast, Australia
  • Two male kangaroos boxing for dominance in the early morning sunrise
  • Sunrise over the lake
  • This stunning yellow hibiscus has quick growth in the sub tropics of Australia
  • Empty boat on the shoreline, waiting to be taken out
  • Early morning fishing from the boat ramp at Burrum Heads
  • The tide is out at Sirenia Beach so it's a long walk for a swim!
  • Dog is waiting for his owner to catch up on their early morning run along the beach at sunrise.
  • This rainbow appeared over the lake just after the sun had risen
  • This is one of my favourite beaches in Queensland. From the top of Point Danger you can see right up the coast both to the north and to the south. It's magic!
  • The drive up to the Coromandel, on the North Island of New Zealand, is breathtaking. There are many stunning views like this to enjoy on the way.
  • My dog Poppy showing off her pigtails
  • My dog is 16 years old now. She is slowing down, is deaf and going blind, but still enjoys life.

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