Watching the Giant Wake

We posed for this image on the outskirts of the Ecuadorian town of Baños de Agua Santa, as the Tungurahua volcano erupts.

The Smile - Mongolia

Lisa pops a quick smile for the camera at the end of a very long days ride south to the GOBI Desert. This was our camp spot for the night. The sunset was spectacular.

Stunning Alaska - USA

Deep in Alaska, I held back to shoot Lisa on her BMW F800GS Special as she rode north towards Prudhoe Bay. The light and scale of the landscape up there is simply spectacular.

The Gobi Under Stars - Mongolia

There are a few reasons to push past exhaustion when you're body is yelling for you to close your eyes and sleep. Capturing this image is one of those reasons. We had been riding for 14-hours through sand and corrugations, we were dehydrated and as we set up camp the starts began to appear. From that second I knew I had to stay up and photograph our stunning camp spot under a cloud of the Milky Way.

Volcano Rider

Riding the ashen flanks of one of Java's most active super volcanoes in Indonesia. A pure adrenalin rush.

Indian Power Slide

Simon Slides is R1150GSA through the soft sand of Goa on India's west coast

Along The Silk Route

High in the Pamir Mountain Range, we stop to take in the breath taking colours and majesty of one of the most remote and spectacular mountain ranges in the world.

New Zealand Adventures

The valley ride to New Zealand's legendary Milford Sound is nothing short of breathtaking.

Glacier Viewing - Yukon

The Yukon in Canada is simply breathtaking. Even simple pit-stops provide great opportunities to capture wonderful images.

A Dangerous Crossing

Lisa and I had ridden, what was then the most difficult and demanding ride of our lives through Africa and Senegal to the reach the border with Mali. The river was meant to be no more than a trickle. When we saw this our heart sank and we knew that if the bikes went into the river, they were not coming out again and our dream ride would be over.

The Silk Route

This shot was at the start of a long cold day as we climbed the elevations over the Pamir Mountain Range toward the Tajikistan border and immigration control. This landscape is vast, raw and beautiful

Laguna hedionda

At 6:30 am on a freezing morning in Bolivia's Altiplano (the second highest plateau in the world) we sat on our bike at above 16,000 feet in front of Laguna Hedionda. We were wearing every layer we had to fight the cold, and we could barely move. It took 20 attempts to get this shot, as I only had 10 seconds to press the camera shutter and waddle to my bike, throw my leg over and sit on the bike. This was our 20th go at it. Totally worth it!

The World's Longest Shortcut - Australia

Stopping to take photos was risky as we crossed Australia via it's longest axis, from the northeast tip, diagonally to the south-west tip. Water and fuel were a constant issue and running out could have been deadly. But this endless track and the giant termite mound were reason enough. The was a brutal ride.