Jerome Cornick's photos with the keyword: Western Australia

Shadows from the trees make interesting shapes on the granite Wave Rock, as dawn light changes the rock's colour. Yashica Mat 124g camera

A young girl is overshadowed by the imposing Wave Rock as the first rays of light illuminate the 2700 million year old granite cliff. Yashica Mat 124g camera

This is the diffused, blue-purple light of dawn, as the light paints the granite stone of Wave Rock in Western Australia. Yashica Mat 124g camera

Just a light breaks through the early morning clouds, a young couple photograph each other in front of the imposing Wave Rock, Hyden, Western Australia. Yashica Mat 124g camera

Dawn light creates a striking kaleidoscope of colours as the light rises over the Wave Rock, Hyden, Western Australia. Yashica Mat 124g camera

Pleasure seekers enjoy the hire of catamaran boats in the River Swan, on the foreshore of Perth, Western Australia. Yashica Mat 124g with Ilford XP2 Super film

Another view of the giant gold open pit mine. Not surprisingly, the mine is operational 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Super Pit in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. It is the largest gold open pit in the country and produces 850 000 ounces of gold each year. The trucks at the bottom of the pit (on the right) are 500 metres below ground level and each truck weighs about 400 tonnes when loaded.

This is an old abandoned piece of mining equipment found near the viewing area of the Super Pit gold mine in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

This is one of many pieces of old and abandoned mining equipment found on the surface of the Super Pit, Kalgoorlie.

Two little penguins patiently wait for their next fishy meal.

Penguin Island, Rockingham, Western Australia.

A colourful mix of flower-power and green transport. This bicycle has a grass covered seat and handlebars with flowers by its wheels.

This is a new scan (this time from an Imacon scanner) of the Wave Rock in Hyden, Western Australia. This image was taken early morning, about 7am, just as sun was rising. I set my Yashica Mat-124g on a tripod and, just as I was ready to photograph, this young girl walked into the picture. She gives a sense of scale to this imposing rock.

I like the contrast of the still water—plus the boat owner's legs draped over the stern of the boat—and the threatening clouds engulfing the Perth city skyline.

Warm colours of a terracotta water feature. I also was interested in how the water would be captured at the camera's fastest shutter speed of 1/8000th of a second.

Intricate metalwork of the City of Rockingham Coat of Arms.

The family in this photo are standing on the wreck of the SS Kwinana , which in 1922 ran aground on a beach in Western Australia, south of Perth. The area then became known as Kwinana. Since 1922 the population has grown to over 32,000 inhabitants, and Kwinana officially became a city In 2012. Rockingham, which borders Kwinana, was also named after a ship wreck. In 1830 the ship Rockingham was abandoned after being blown ashore. Today, Rockingham has grown to become a city too. This picture was made with a 24mm wide-angle lens in order to include a lot of sky. Split-toning has been added in Photoshop to add a bit of tone in both the highlights and shadows (yellow in the highlights and purple in the shadows).