Kimberley Escape against the magnificent King George Falls backdrop
Kim and Allan Wilson with a fresh caught barramundi!
Mitchell Falls after a good wet season
Stella getting drench by the King Cascade Falls
Bungle Bungle sandstone domes with water reflections soon after the wet season in Purnululu National Park After finally getting off our 13-day mobile water home, a quick but productive second trip to the Bungle Bungles proved worthwhile with still waters in the river beds making beautiful reflections. This trip was the last 35mm film expedition. It was time to retire the F100s and to say hello to the much-awaited D200. 
March 2006 – Kimberleys
About the Author: Juergen
Jürgen Freund’s aim as a wildlife photographer is to shoot pictures that tell stories which matter. A mechanical engineer by training, he started his career as an industrial photographer in Germany, acquired an underwater camera, went scuba-diving in the alpine lakes and then discovered the marine environment. Since 1982, he has done underwater and nature photography, making much of his own equipment to suit his needs.
Jürgen’s work, on land and under water, has been widely published all over the world. He has had solo exhibitions and has been a prize-winner in international competitions, including Wildlife Photographer of the Year. In partnership with his wife Stella, a producer, he works closely with WWF, which uses his photographs in many of its conservation campaigns. For 18 straight months, he and Stella travelled the Asia / Pacific region of the Coral Triangle, photographing the richness of this hotspot of marine biodiversity on behalf of WWF.
