Pippa Rose Photography

Pippa Rose Photography Capturing the moments that make life beautiful

🐾 Pets - including celebration of life
🦇 Wildlife
💗 events.

02/08/2026

It's warm in, trust me. 🌊💙

02/08/2026

Perfect winters day. 🌊

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Going through all my GHFF shots and came across this one 🦇🌙DID YOU KNOW? Flying foxes don't take off like birds. Instead...
29/07/2026

Going through all my GHFF shots and came across this one 🦇🌙
DID YOU KNOW? Flying foxes don't take off like birds. Instead, they simply let go of their perch and spread their wings, using gravity to begin flight.
Their feet are specially adapted for hanging upside down, but that also means they're generally unable to become airborne from flat ground.
If you ever see a healthy flying fox on the ground, it will usually climb to a tree or other elevated object before taking off.

. . The ocean calms my soul 🌊It invites stillness. You wait, you observe, and for a while your attention is on life unfo...
20/07/2026

. . The ocean calms my soul 🌊
It invites stillness. You wait, you observe, and for a while your attention is on life unfolding in front of you rather than on everything weighing on you.
It engages my senses in a way that helps shifts my nervous system out of a heightened state. The rhythmic sound of waves, the endless horizon, the smell of salt, the cool breeze, and even the negative ions in coastal air all contribute to activating my parasympathetic nervous system.
If you've lived through significant trauma, you'll find your nervous system may spend more time in a state of vigilance. The coast offers me predictable, repetitive sensory input that signals "Right now, you're safe." 🩵

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19/07/2026

Perfect day for 🏍 + 🪂 +🌊.

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🦇.Sometimes, changing hearts begins by simply slowing down long enough to really see themThere is a gentleness to flying...
17/07/2026

🦇.Sometimes, changing hearts begins by simply slowing down long enough to really see them
There is a gentleness to flying foxes that often goes unnoticed. Tucked safely beneath her wing, a tiny pup sleeps while its mother rests. Before long, she'll leave the camp to begin another night of foraging, carrying pollen and seeds across the landscape as she helps Australia's forests thrive.
In the quiet moments, it's easy to forget that these remarkable animals are not only essential pollinators, they're mothers, too.

13/07/2026

Most people see the splash. What they don't see is everything that happens before it.
This humpback whale slowly lifted one of the longest pectoral fins in the animal kingdom.
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These fins can grow to around five metres long. almost a third of the whale's body length.
Scientists still aren't completely sure why humpbacks slap their fins. It may be a form of communication, a way to remove parasites, or part of their social behaviour.
It's the awe in the unknown, that attracts me to wildlife photography.

. For an animal weighing up to 40 tonnes, they move through the ocean with remarkable grace. I'm truly in awe of them.🐋...
12/07/2026

. For an animal weighing up to 40 tonnes, they move through the ocean with remarkable grace. I'm truly in awe of them.🐋
Every winter, humpback whales migrate along Australia's east coast, travelling up to 10,000 kilometres between their Antarctic feeding grounds and warmer breeding waters. They are an extraordinary sight to see.
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🎈🎉 Happy Birthday, Dad. 🎉🎂Eighty years young and still ticking destinations off the bucket list. This has to be one of m...
05/07/2026

🎈🎉 Happy Birthday, Dad. 🎉🎂
Eighty years young and still ticking destinations off the bucket list.
This has to be one of my favourite photos of you—great shot, Mum! 📷
I'm glad you've had the chance to see amazing places like Alaska, even if you do seem determined to spend every cent of my inheritance getting there! 😂
Wishing you a fantastic 80th birthday and many more adventures ahead.

. . . They're not actually Owls 🦉. . . But they're just as cute . Despite their appearance, tawny frogmouths aren't owls...
03/07/2026

. . . They're not actually Owls 🦉. . . But they're just as cute .
Despite their appearance, tawny frogmouths aren't owls. They belong to a different group of birds ( Podargidae), making them more closely related to nightjars than to true owls.
While both are nocturnal hunters, tawny frogmouths rely on camouflage to stay safe during the day, rather than the powerful talons and hunting techniques typical of owls.
Their bark-like plumage helps them blend seamlessly into tree trunks and branches. If they sense danger, they'll freeze, stretch their bodies upright, and narrow their eyes to tiny slits, making them look even more like part of the tree.
I wanted to show them in their habitat, on slide 2.
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