Explore the Mornington Peninsula, shipping late November Pre Order
of the Mornington Peninsula through a collection of photographs celebrating its coast, countryside and local life.
There are places we know by heart, and others hiding just beyond the roads we usually take.
Explore Mornington Peninsula travels across the region through original photography, as well as the people and businesses that give each place its character.
From Port Phillip Bay to Western Port, the Hinterland and the Southern Coast, it is a portrait of the Peninsula as it is today.
PRE ORDER - Shipping from late November
Explore the Mornington Peninsula through 350 pages of striking photography, capturing its coastal towns, beaches, rolling hinterland and much loved local places. A celebration of the landscapes and character that make the region so special, with a hand picked selection of images from other talented local photographers.
I was born on the Mornington Peninsula, grew up here and still call it home today.
What started as curiosity gradually became something much bigger. A way of exploring where I lived. A reason to take the longer road. A way of noticing places I had passed hundreds of times before.
Some pages will feel immediately familiar. Others might introduce a beach, road, town or landscape you have never stopped to explore.
The book is divided into four regions, then explored town by town.
Across each chapter, large format photography sits alongside a local curated selection of businesses and destinations that help define the communities around them.
The result is not simply a guide to where to go, but a record of what the Mornington Peninsula feels like today.
The beaches, villages and familiar coastline of the Peninsula’s western shore.
Rolling farmland, vineyards, forests and the towns tucked between them.
A wilder landscape shaped by Bass Strait, cliffs, surf beaches and open country.
Quiet coastal towns, wetlands and a different side of Peninsula life.
Flip through the Peninsula at home, find somewhere new, then go and experience it for yourself.
You’re going to need another weekend.
