Rock pools: tiny but complex underwater worlds
Have you ever gazed into a rock pool and wondered what lives inside? Well, these are the most common inhabitants.
Have you ever gazed into a rock pool and wondered what lives inside? Well, these are the most common inhabitants.
In his new exhibition of an on-going series, photographer Stephen Bakalich-Murdoch explores the amazing world just below the sea
Kakadu’s famous pools offer idyllic relief from the heat of the savannah.
Sydney’s coastline and harbour has a series of beautiful rock pools that have been cut into the base of cliffs and rocky headlands. Nearly every Sydney beach has one ocean pool which is usually located at the southern end, to give swimmers some protection when the southerly winds bring cold air and big seas. Some were built by wealthy people in the 1800s, others by convicts. They come in all shapes and sizes and each one has its own colourful history and interesting anecdotes. Find more stunning images in Ignacio Palacios’ book Sydney Rock Pools.
Famous for its heritage and natural beauty, Kakadu is a must-do adventure tucked away in the Top End.