There are around 40 species of frog that we know of in the Kimberley, and a quarter of those are found nowhere else on Earth. Native to the land, Mark Coles Smith records the biodiversity of this region at night to bring the hidden faces to light. As he notes, "I think there are tones and harmonics and textures in nature and in the wilderness that are really unique."
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