
Under Ancient Hills 2, 61cm x61cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
Almost everywhere you look in the Kanimbla Valley the massive Blue Mountains Western escarpment is standing, protecting, watching.

Under Ancient Hills 2, 61cm x61cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
Almost everywhere you look in the Kanimbla Valley the massive Blue Mountains Western escarpment is standing, protecting, watching.

Under Ancient Hills1, 61cm x 61cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
Almost everywhere you look in the Kanimbla Valley the massive Blue Mountains Western escarpment is standing, protecting, watching.

Early Spring, 61cm x 76cm, acrylic on canvas, framed, 2025 (sold)

Peace in the Valley, 71cm x 67cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025 – sold

The Narrow Neck Track, 61cm x 77cm, 2025 (sold)

The Fall of Hassans Wall, 36cm x 50cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025

Ghost Van of Capertee, 31cm x 41cm, watercolour on paper, 2025
It was the link for so many people, between one stage of their lives, and the next. It was sometimes a happy occasion, and sometimes a disappointment. Many of those people have passed, and some are still living. The old van won’t be moving people now. It sits beside a shed and waits for rust, lichen, and the weather to take it back to the earth.

Ghost Town, 31cm x 41cm, watercolour on paper, 2025
Shale oil was mined in the township of Glen Davis NSW, from the late nineteenth century until the 1950’s when the mine closed. The planned village streets are empty, as are what remains of this village centre.

Ghost Town Servo- Glen Davis NSW, Watercolour on paper, 31cm x 41cm, framed, 2025
Glen Davis is an abandoned shale oil mining town that was founded in the late Eighteenth Century. There is a white painted brick building with an old broken bowser out front.

Afternoon at Narrow Neck, 101cm x 132cm,acrylic on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak, 2025. This picture is not available , It was commissioned from this website.
I made this work as a result of a query from a couple who view my website and saw my Blue Mountains paintings. They wanted an image of a place special to them. It happened to be a place that I love painting. The work was made from a series of photographs that I took in the last Summer days of 2024 and the mountains turned on a spectacular sunset that evening. This vantage point is about halfway along the dirt road that leads across Narrow Neck, near Katoomba.