Boatshed at Dove Lake, detail #1 / I took this shot while I was waiting for sunset up at Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain, TAS, Australia
Cradle Mountain & Dove Lake #1 / Clouds forming over Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia
Rocky Cape / The clear water and intriguing rock formations at Rocky Cape kept me busy for an afternnon. Tasmania, Australia
Sunset at Edgecombe Beach / I set up camp on the beach at the edge of the sea and then got my camera out just before a terrific sunset set the sky alight with colours. Near Rocky Cape, Northern Tasmania, Australia
Avenue of Oaks / A lovely arch of these heritage listed Oak Trees. I found a place to park as soon as I found this stretch of road near Longford in Tasmania. I hoped to revisit it in the Autumn when the leaves were turning but I was a bit early and missed it.
Dawn Sentinels / Another stop in the Bay of Fires, Tasmania, Australia. The orange lichen on the rocks is very distinctive.
Fagus Reflected #1 / The Tarn Shelf in Mt. Field National Park is one of my top spots in Australia for the glory of the views across the mountains, tarns and lakes. You need to be fairly fit to walk up here, but its worth it. The colours of the autumn foliage of the Fagus Beech is very special. It is Australia's only native decuous plant and is only found in the Tasmanian High Country.
Fagus Reflected #3 / The Tarn Shelf in Mt. Field National Park is one of my top spots in Australia for the glory of the views across the mountains, tarns and lakes. You need to be fairly fit to walk up here, but its worth it. The colours of the autumn foliage of the Fagus Beech is very special. It is Australia's only native decuous plant and is only found in the Tasmanian High Country.
Fagus Reflected #4 / The Tarn Shelf in Mt. Field National Park is one of my top spots in Australia for the glory of the views across the mountains, tarns and lakes. You need to be fairly fit to walk up here, but its worth it. The colours of the autumn foliage of the Fagus Beech is very special. It is Australia's only native decuous plant and is only found in the Tasmanian High Country.
Fagus Reflected #5 / The Tarn Shelf in Mt. Field National Park is one of my top spots in Australia for the glory of the views across the mountains, tarns and lakes. You need to be fairly fit to walk up here, but its worth it. The colours of the autumn foliage of the Fagus Beech is very special. It is Australia's only native decuous plant and is only found in the Tasmanian High Country.
Liffey Falls Detail #1 / Liffey Falls are an easy walk from the bottom or top and includes several waterfalls as well as small rapids. It's popular with photographers and you probably won't be the only person there. Nevertheless there are many opportunities to get some great images. This little spot caught my eye. I think the colours are quite like those on some cow hides.
Reflected Gold / The lights under the bridge at Ross shine through the arches to spotlight this tree. I took this photo before dawn on a trip to Tasmania in 2016
Ross Bridge / The ornate bridges at Ross and Richmond in Tasmania are great subjects for the early morning and late evening. Great reflections in this oneI think.
Full Moon at Lake Pedder / I was lucky enough to visit Lake Pedder when there was both clear weather and a full moon. I like the mood in these tones and the detail of the moon itself. Not always easy to get both in one shot.
Lake Pedder #1 / Wilderness as far as the eye can see. The ranges around Lake Pedder launch themselves straight out of the lake into the sky. Wilderness as far as the eye can see.
Pedder Wilderness Lodge / There's camping ... or there's Pedder Wilderness Lodge! Great place, great people if you want to explore the South West National Park in Tasmania.
Green Rosella / They are quite common in Tasmania and very friendly when fed. I took this shot at Pedder Wilderness Lodge on the shores of Lake Pedder
Rust / The drought of 2016 in Tasmania exposed the good and the bad when the levels of the dams dropped dramatically. Long submerged pieces of iron and steel soon started rusting. This shot was taken at Lake Gordon in South West National Park.
Moon Waves / On a beautiful evening in May I took this shot from a lookout near our camp south of Lake Pedder in South West National Park, Tasmania, Australia
Western Aurthur Ranges / The day before I took this shot we met two chaps who had just spent six days hiking through a small section of these ranges. There's a lot of wild country in the South West National Park, Tasmania, Australia
Snow and Rocks #1 / I visited Mt Wellington above Hobart on a very windy day in May. I had to wait three hours before the road opened and I could drive to the top. Tasmania, Australia
Snow and Rocks #2 / I visited Mt Wellington above Hobart on a very windy day in May. I had to wait three hours before the road opened and I could drive to the top. Tasmania, Australia
Frontispiece / This scene in Battery Point caught my eye so there I was standing in the middle of the road with my camera and tripod. Tasmania, Australia
Passing Storm #1 / I took this shot from a small boat on a fishing trip off the coast of the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia
Rainbow Island / I took this shot from a small boat on a fishing trip off the coast of the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia. Tasman Island is hidden in the mist behind the rainbow
Hobart Bridge / Early morning beside the Derwent River in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Sunlight #1 / Early light in the city. Arthur Circus, Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Old Jetty / I love the light bouncing off the red timber used to build the old jetty at Regatta Point in Strahan, Tasmania, Australia
Old Houseboat / Macquarie Harbour, Strahan, Tasmania, Australia
Ripple / The ripples on the surface had frozen in some places while leaving a window to a cold, underwater world. Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia
