Tasman Sea Cliffs
These are the tallest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere, at 200m high.
Taken today (20th January 08) whilst on a cruise around the Tasman Peninsula on the way to Tasman Island. If you want to see the REAL Tasmania I can’t recommend enough experiencing this part of the coastline. Whilst I took this image I was being buffeted by 50knot winds. All part of the experience!
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Neil Boucher
I said WOW! outloud when I saw this Kelly. It’s an area I’ve wanted to photograph but I’m starting to think the only way to do so is by sea. Was it one of the regular cruise operators? Is it normal to get in this close to these beautiful cliffs?
They look like they go all the way to the sky! Great photo!
Kelly McGill
Hi Neil – thanks for your comment! It’s totally unbelievable the scenery to photograph. The conditions today were very difficult, with a low pressure system dominating the southern coastline. To answer your question, yes today I travelled with Tasman Sea Cruises. I cannot recommend them enough! Let me know if you come back, I’ll gladly join you for a trip!!
Michelle Boyer
Great shot!
Samantha Cole-...
Right thats it… we are doing this WOW!
xx Sam
Mark German
Very nice shot, Kelly. The PoV chosen makes for such a dramatic photo.
Craig Mitchell
Awesome perspective here. Just a terrific view. Top stuff!
Doug Thost
it is kinda windy today isn’t it? Fantastic shot kelly!
Helen Page
great shot Kelly
Michael Bermi...
Great POV Kelly!
eltotton
This is beautiful. Such a powerful image. Great perspective.
C.C. Arshagra
Wow … ! One of those great moments when nature can almost defy reality.
Mel Brackstone
Awesome scene, Kelly!!!
kevsphotos2008
FANTASTIC shot well done ….........................
Tony Middleton
fantastic perspective Kelly – really gives the feel of them disappearing into the heavens…
Basia McAuley
WOW! What an awesome POV, give me vertigo! Love the textures too.
Travis Easton
Fantastic shot, it real captures their massiveness and power, makes you feel small, awesome Kelly.
Robert Mullner
Love this view…great perspective.
KatrinaArt
wonderful! If you stare at this image long enough you can imagine it the other way around. The sky in this case becomes the ground or actually by the way it looks, as though you’re falling into the mist; the end of the world. I agree with the others here, great perspective! It would be fascinating to see these cliffs up close. :o)
pentangled
WOW! Brilliant shot, beautiful perspective – great work! :o)
Kim Grace
Man, how did you get this shot?!!!! I used to climb down there and you have just made me relive one terrifying climb we did opposite Tasman Island when the waves actually washed over us…omigod, gal, i don’t know what to say…
Isa Rodriguez
breataking!!!!!!!!!!.. I feel this place with this image.. it is so wonderful !!!!!!!
lefty1
wow, very impressive, love the angle! brilliant work, my friend!