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Sunset at “The Edge of the World” at Arthur River, Tasmania – Australia.
Arthur River (and much of the west coast of Tassie) is renowned for it’s tumultuous sea and insane wind speeds.. and it sure showed when we were there. It was so windy we could barely stand, and often needed to put most of our body weight into the wind to stay standing. Despite using the mammoth-heavy RB67 setup I still needed to give extra weight to my tripod to keep it from flying away! The water movement you see in this image isn’t actually from a long exposure – it’s all foam atop the water bought on by the conditions.
Shot on Velvia 50 with a Mamiya RB67, 50mm C lens, B+W polariser and Lee filters.
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Jason Asher is an landscape photographer based in Brisbane, Australia. Jason specialises in producing high-quality images of our natural world, with a strong focus on capturing the beauty and mystery of where Land meets Sea. Jason’s love of nature does not end with the ocean as he aspires to photograph all things natural in his own unique way.
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Great you got a nice sky out at the edge of the world Jason…great shot, it certainly is a wild place..!
To say the least Rob! Cheers mate :)
– Jason Asher
Beautiful image Jason, I know what you mean about wind, was up at Cradle last weekend and I nearly got blown into Dove Lake, a friend of mine just grabbed me in time. This is really lovely :o)x
Fantastic image Jason :)
magnificent!
Natures Paintbrush
BEAUTIFUL work,
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Great shot Jase! Very unfriendly place down there ah mate?
Cheers mate! Are we talking locals? The few people we spoke with were friendly enough, or if you’re meaning the conditions, they’re fine – something a bit different :)
– Jason Asher
Stunning capture Jason, a definate fav!!
A beautiful image Jason!