The Spirit of Tasmania at Sunset
Reversing and turning, the Trans-Bass Strait ferry catches the setting sun’s low angle. Setting out for its night crossing between Melbourne on the mainland, and Launceston on Tasmania, the Spirit each year carries many thousands of excited tourists to our beautiful southern island state.
Did you notice the “Chop” in the lower right corner? I can make one for you if you wish. Keith
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barnsis
Awesome image, the people standing on the shore line give it a prespective, It is a very large ship. very well done.
Keith Richardson replied
Thank you Byron. There are actually two of them and they shuttle across every day. Called #1 & #2, the only way to tell them apart is their name. I can set my clock by the Spirit’s morning arrival – 7am sharp.
Agnes McGuinness
A beautiful capture, Keith. The light is stunning. Agnes xx
Keith Richardson replied
Thank you Agnes. Something like this happens each evening, but it is so quick – if you are not ready & waiting, you miss. We see this out our front terrace window, but we are never bored with its repetition. This morning the “Diamond Princess” came in – so huge and glorious – we travelled on its twin early this year, and plan to go again next year. Such fun!
Karin Taylor
love the glow of the sun on the Spirit of Tassie
Keith Richardson replied
You would know the Spirit well Karen?
Heike Schenk A...
I wish to be one of this tourists…...
Keith Richardson replied
Yes, its a great trip. We have had a few wonderful holidays in Tasmania – very like England!
Karin Taylor
o no Keith, i’ve never been to Tassie!
Keith Richardson replied
You’d love it for sure…