Tasmania
Featured Work
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Queenstown hills by gaylene
Tasmania has lots of mining areas – and the colourful hills (especially sun gilded) of the west coast township of Queenstown certainly draws tourists to view the amazing landscape – ever-changing with time of day and sunlight. angles
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Cape Raoul, Tasmania by Harry Oldmeadow
Towering dolorite cliffs at Cape Raoul, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania. (A person is standing at the top of the cliff — upper right: this gives some idea of the scale. There are also seals on the rocks bottom left, but these are difficult to discern. Their strange cries filled the air.) Nikon D70
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Black and Yellow Kill a Fellow ( Tiger snake ) by MickThow
As is from the camera, Fuji finepix s8000fd (point shoot and prey) / This is of a Tasmanian Tiger snake Notechis scutatus / Date uploaded 05 07 2008 / 0Sales 109Comments / 13 peopleFavorited by 3400Views THIS PHOTO JUST WON FIRST PRIZE IN THE NRM PHOTO COMPETITION WHHOOO HOOOOO
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Sarah Island, Macquarie Harbour, near Strahan, Tasmania by Moorey
Macquarie Harbour is at Strahan on the western side of Tasmania. The harbour holds 3 x the amount of water in Sydney Harbour, so it is big. To get to Sarah Island, you can take a day cruise with one of two of the tour companies that operate out of Strahan. Both are very good. This Island, Sarah Island is about 14 hectares and contains the remains of a few buildings that were used when Sarah Island was a penal colony. This was a second offence settlement, like Port Arthur. When you walk around this island and hear the stories from the guide, it is hard to believe the harsh lives the convicts lived whilst here. Looking at this image now, its the picture of serenity with lovely, reflective calm waters. It can also be rainy and bitterly cold here; a difficult place for a convict.
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Forest Reflections ~The Gordon River, Tasmania by Patty Boyte
Strahan Tasmania lies on the edge of the unspoiled beauty of Macquarie Harbour. It claims to be the last outpost of civilization on the West Coast of Tasmania. Our ship left Macquarie Harbour and headed for the magnificent Gordon River. It was a memorable cruise with amazing scenery and fantastic food! Olympus SP-550UZ
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Highfield House by Keith G. Hawley
This beautiful old building is near Stanley on Tasmania’s north west coast. Shot as a single JPEG then copied 4 times, processed through Photomatix Pro to create this HDR and finally finished off in Photoshop to darken the sky and give the image this dramatic end result.
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Shades of Autumn, Tasmania by Carol & Kev Haberle
Captured at Bell’s Parade, Latrobe, Tasmania…I truly think this image speaks for itself. / Carol
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Spikey Bridge by Steve Page
On the East Coast road Tasmania
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Reflections of Tullah by Naomi Frost
Well, I’m back from my trip to Tasmania – what an awesome place…I took a few photos whilst away…not as many as you would think though..lol Thought the first shot I should post on RB should be infrared…so here goes…. this was taken at a tiny place called Tullah.
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Horseshoe Falls by Travis Easton
The oft photographed Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania. Camera: Canon EOS 5D mkII / Lens: EF 16-35 f/2.8L II USM @ 21mm / Filter: UV / ISO: 100 / Shutter Speed: 4 sec / Aperture: f/16 / WB: Auto / Exposure Compensation: -1/3rd stop / When: 5:35pm on 4/4/09 For more Tassie shots check out my Tasmania gallery. 10% of all profits go to the Wilderness Society
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dish hill..... by David Murphy
In the Tarkine Wilderness, small mountains arise, sometimes topped with the human requirements, like telecommunication dishes…...can you see it? Tarkine / Corinna / Tasmania Canon 400D / 200mm lens at f16 / 1 sec / polariser
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Sand & Sky by Garth Smith
In an expanse of rippled sand and brooding sky from the sandbanks of the Black River, a hole in the sky opens up over The Stanley Nut. / Black River Picnic Reserve / NW Tasmania Nikon D40 / Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm 641+ views featured in Natural Colour & Light group 26th March 2009 / featured in Your Magic Places group 26th March 2009 / featured in Fine Art of Landscape Photography group 9th April 2009 / featured in Tasmania group 12th April 2009 / featured in Unlimited Quality group 1st June 2009 / featured in Photography 101 group 20th June 2009 / featured in Photography 101 group 8th July 2009 / featured in Nikon D40X Users group 13th July 2009 / featured in Tasmania group 14th November 2009 winner of NW Tasmania’s “The Advocate” newspaper “Our Patch” photographic competition / from 1300 entries announced 12th November 2009 winner of the Horizon Photography Challenge in Photography101 Group 8th July 2009 / featured photo of the month for August 2009 for the Nikon D40X users group Sold as a framed 30”x20” metallic print as a result of a friends wife seeing it in a local newspaper competition
Recent Work
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Vincent's Nut by Garth Smith
Another test shot of high ISO capabilities. / And I still can’t get a decent focus!! But it is done ad hoc on the fly without any planning so I will allow myself a little leeway. / I did get some sensor burn that I have cropped out but I did use a different lens this time. More testing coming. / Still out of focus, still has noise but I did a test print and the quality at A4 was acceptable. Nikon D90 / Nikkor 18-200mm @ 18mm / ISO3200 / 30 secs / F5.6 featured in Nikon D90 users group 21st November 2009
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West Inlet Sunset 2...... by David Murphy
2 years later than West Inlet Sunset 1…..taken from the same spot, slightly different angle, and camera setup…... / Its a lovely spot, fairly unique because of the Western facing angle of the shoreline, which compares with very few from other areas of Tasmanias North coast….... West Inlet / Stanley / Tasmania / Australias island state Canon 5D Mk II / 28 to 135mm lens / at 85mm / F22 at 1/25th sec / polariser / 1/3 over / .....an excited Garth, shooting everything from my car, to stars, the Nut, lighthouses….all in the dark!!
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Sheep Land by Tcrawshaw
All I can say is why not.
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In My Father's House by SharonJH
I love photos of doors – particularly those of old churches – and could not resist these on a recent trip to the North of our State. Taken at a church on Elizabeth Street in Launceston Tasmania. / /
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Buxtons Barn by Elaine Game
Taken at Wilmot in Tasmania this old barn blew over shortly after this was taken. It was a landmark here in this district.It was built in the earlier part of the 1900’s.I used Aetherise filter from the flaming Pear Plug-ins
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Looking towards Strahan by Shane Viper
This is the view from a hill overlooking Trial Harbour. The beach is called Ocean beach and runs for approximately 36 kms. This was the clearest I have seen this view, usually it is covered with spray or rain. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18 For more beautiful images of Tasmania please visit RT Gallery
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Stranded Driftwood by Shane Viper
Taken at a bend in the Stitt River. To me it looks like a giant’s slingshot, which has been discarded. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18 For more beautiful images of Tasmania please visit RT Gallery
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Silver Falls 2 by ceejaycee
Silver Falls, a waterfall in Wellington Park at Fern Tree. Fern Tree is a suburb of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Canon 5D MII, 1.3 secs, f14, ISO 200, 24-70@28mm.
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Chain of Lagoons Beach by TassieAnna
Looking towards Bicheno on the east coast of Tasmania
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