Mt. Farrell, West Coast, Tasmania
Captured on the West Coast of Tasmania, is the wooded peak of Mt Farrell.
Although it is only 712 m high, Mount Farrell does offer the scenic splendour of views across to Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park. The walk to the top is relatively short (only 4 km) but in that short distance the track rises 500 metres, but you will be rewarded by magnificent views, an alpine lake (Lake Mackintosh) just below the summit and wonderful wildflower display in spring.
Mt. Farrell, West Coast, Tasmania belongs to the following groups:
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Joel Murdoch, 3 months ago
I love big reflection shots like this. Superb.
eXposure, 3 months ago
superb capture and reflection Carol …
total wow factor
amarica, 3 months ago
Beautiful Carol
Lori Peters, 3 months ago
It’s lovely , Carol. I love the colors in this version.
Mark Peterson, 3 months ago
Excellent again! very nice!
Catherine Davis, 3 months ago
Gorgeous, beautiful colours and clear reflection, simple and beautiful!
hilarydougill, 3 months ago
glorious capture, imagery and colours, wonderful place, fantastic reflections, thank you for sharing your beautiful island.
odarkeone, 3 months ago
Great photo
tomg, 3 months ago
Stunning and the reflection on the still water is fab …
Glenn Alderson..., 3 months ago
Stunning capture, perfect reflections. Crisp & clean colour & light.
cherylc1, 3 months ago
gorgeous scenery and capture- fabulous refection and colors!
debsphotos, 3 months ago
WOW Carol…This is so lovely!!!!! Boy you sure have beautiful landscape down there!!! And you present it so well!!!! *-)
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to debsphotos’s comment, 3 months ago
You’re too sweet Deb!!!! I just love this beautiful island state…..
wildrider58, 3 months ago
Great shot
Susan van Zyl, 3 months ago
fabulous!
Tom Broderick IPA, 3 months ago
wow what a rock great capture. tom
Margot Kiesskalt, 3 months ago
Absolutely brilliant photo – fantastic!
maka1967, 3 months ago
Heavenly view. So peaceful and beautiful! Everything is so perfect in the image. Great work!
Tainia Finlay, 3 months ago
Absolutely stunning Carol, you should offer your images to the Tassie tourist board, they are stunning!
Marvin Collins, 3 months ago
Superb!!
pat oubridge, 3 months ago
Exquisite Carol, can’t beat it
dawndavies, 3 months ago
fabulous
Sylvia Tax, 3 months ago
Beautiful !
carlotta peacock, 3 months ago
One gorgeous shot hon, fav xxxx
Kathryn Potempski, 3 months ago
This is awesome, and a wonderful landscape.
Tara Sheffer-A..., 3 months ago
Stunningly beautiful shot!!!
stevendesiow, 3 months ago
Excellent composition. and the water reflection is stunning. Well done.
Antanas, 3 months ago
great capture, amazing view
Gwenda Oxley, 3 months ago
Stunning image
Travis Easton, 3 months ago
Imposing and beautiful, wow.
Lucindawind, 3 months ago
absolutely stunning ..the water is so still !
AffectMachine, 3 months ago
love the conflicts – so much of Tasmania seems to be in aesthetic conflict. The serenity persists.
David Parkin, 3 months ago
Absolutely stunning photograph of a gorgeous looking place. I especially love the reflections.
You done a good job here Carol, well done. :-)
budrfli, 3 months ago
the comp and crisp colors are superb!
Joey Visser, 3 months ago
stunning compostion!
Robin Brown, 3 months ago
More stunning reflections & fantastic details Carol. More stumps too. Did someone have a Tree Cull!! xx
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to Robin Brown’s comment, 3 months ago
Oh Robin, they cull trees over here in profusion, tree murderers they are…..so sad to see tree plantations taking over so much of our magical forests….though we the people are fighting more and more to retain our old forests!!!
Robin Brown, 3 months ago
Ah right enough, David Bellamy went out to fight for the Tree’s if I remember correctly. Seriously if I had the time & the funds I’d be an eco warrior too. Lets be honest though without the funds what can we do. At the end of the day we are the consumer so if we don’t consume there’s no market. But its easy to be charitable when we’re rich cos we can afford it. We need to look at ourselves & make tough desicions. Sounds like a wrant!! xx
Shirley Hirst, 3 months ago
Perfect..love it, so beautiful!
cazz, 2 months ago
stunning capture you live a beautiful place carol
Vulcan, about 1 month ago
love the reflections
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to Vulcan’s comment, about 1 month ago
It’s a magical place here in Tassie…..
EarthGipsy, about 1 month ago
Stunning image.
Stuart Rose, 21 days ago
another beautiful shot of good ol tassie
ein22, 12 days ago
I hope those trees were cut for a reason? I can remember driving to Wineglass Bay trough Scottsdale and seeing alot of the area forested irresponsably.
Nice image regardless.
Andrew
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to ein22’s comment, 12 days ago
Lake Mackintosh began life as an alpine lake, but was then built up and flooded by the Hydro, to dam the Mackintosh River and Sophia River, and feed Mackintosh Power Station. These trees were actually cut down by campers for firewood, they were already dead as a result of the flooding.
Carol
Mariaan Krog, 11 days ago
Awesome! Sad about the trees, but the stumps give this image a special feeling!
Ian Cox, 11 days ago
Just brilliant.
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to Mariaan Krog’s comment, 11 days ago
Thanks Mariaan, sincerely appreciated.
Carol
Carol & Kev Ha... in reply to Ian Cox’s comment, 11 days ago
Sincere thanks Ian…greatly appreciate your comments. If ever you’re up this way it would be our pleasure to meet you.
Carol & Kev :)