Dolerite columns at the head of avalanche couloir, Organ Pipes, kunanyi/Mount Wellington by Peter Dombrovskis aerial Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania by renowned photographer Peter Dombrovskis

I've spent a lot of time documenting ways we are altering the earth through its use as a resource

as these creatures venture a mere 500m from their birthplace

Telopea truncata

commonly seen everywhere

Dolerite columns at the head of avalanche couloir, Organ Pipes, kunanyi/Mount Wellington by Peter Dombrovskis aerial Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NationalSunlight breaks through mist on the dramatic Organ Pipes cliffs of kunanyi Mt Wellington. The dolerite rock of the cliffs was extruded from beneath the earth as molten magma 175 million years ago, cooling to form todays soaring vertical columns.