Tasmania
Featured Work
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Cephissus Falls rapids by Will Hore-Lacy
Rapids located just below Cephissus Falls in Pine Valley, Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
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Distant refuge by Werner Padarin
Hazards Beach at Freycinet National Park & Refuge Island / (Tasmania, Australia) / / Nikon D300 with Nikon 18-200VR / Featured in RedBubble’s Tasmania group (9 July 2009)
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Ruggard coastline on the eastern south coast of Tasmania, Australia by Marilyn Baldey
An interesting view of the ruggard coastline of eastern Tasmania.
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Detention river by phillip wise
canon 400d / 30 sec / 18-55mm@18mm / f5 / manual focus / Detention River on the Newhaven road in nw Tasmania
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The "Wild Wind" by Garth Smith
Early morning at the Smithton wharf on the Duck River in NW Tasmania sees the “Wild Wind” washed over by the sunrise. Nikon D40 / Nikkor 18-200mm lens at 35mm / ISO200 / F/29 / 1/20th of a second featured in Nikon D40X Users group 5th July 2009 / featured in Tasmania group 9th July 2009
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Over the Hill by Shane Viper
The afternoon sunlight hit these hills, just outside Zeehan on the west coast of Tasmania. I liked the shadows cast. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18
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Mossy Rock by GrandmaKnitting
I went through the Cataract Gorge and past the old Duck Reach power station. Continuing up and over the hill through open bush the walk led down through a pocket of moss draped emerald rain-forest. Beautiful. / ““
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Crash ,boom, bang. by Temma
Surf smashing into rocks at West Point [south of Marrawah] Tasmania. 5/7/2009. / Camera, Olympus:765uz
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Little Corner by Michael Walters
So back to the colour photo here after the last b&w didn’t seem very well liked. This was a really lovely little spot at Mt Field national park, i liked the fern blur in this, to me it gives a bit more feeling of what was like at that time, it was from the power of the giant waterfall out of shot that was creating the wind.
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Cold Cradle by tinnieopener
About -4 degrees up at the Lake this morning and the road was treacherous with ice, but worth the effort to get there!!! Pretty happy the canon 50d didn’t freeze to the fingers holding it. Should have worn gloves!!!
Recent Work
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pencil pine by Nikki-White
This photo was taken in the Cradle mountain / N.P.
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Autumn Morning @ Bells Parade 140609 by Judy O'Neil
Bells’ Parade is a beautiful picnic area situated at Latrobe NW Coast Tasmania, on the Mersey River flowing into Devonport. / The Autumn tones are spectacular and it is a most restful place to be – this particular morning was very cold. As you can see it didn’t detract from the beauty. More shots from here to be added!
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West Coast Sundown by tinnieopener
The sun setting into the water,rather then rising out of it, is something that I had longed to see!!! Ocean Beach, on the West Coast of Tasmania, near Strahan, provided the perfect place to witness something new for me. This image was taken with a canon 400d with an 18-55mm lens.
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No. 3 by Peter Jarvis
ABT Railway engine No. 3, West Coast Railway, Tasmania Nikon D700 / 1/125 @ f4 ISO 800 / 42mm (Tamron 28-300mm, f3.5-6.3)
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Cradle Snow III by tinnieopener
The limited opportunities to take photos of Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain when the conditions are such as this should not be missed! This is another example of an almost perfect day.
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Liffey Falls by Husky
Canon S5is ( taken on a raining day, July 09 ) / TV- 8 sec’s (manual, remote not av ) / AV- 7.1 / ISO- 100 / Filter- ND #8 / Tasmania,,,,,Australia
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Creek on the way to Liffey Falls by Husky
Canon S5is / TV- 10 secs / AV- 7.1 / ISO- 100 / Filter- ND #8 (cheap) / Tripod- little cheap model.. / Tasmania,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Australia
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Liffey River by Husky
Canon S5is / TV- 15 sec’s / AV- 7.1 / ISO- 80 / Filter- ND #8- blue Tasmania,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Australia
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Liffey River by Husky
Canon S5is / TV- 15 sec’s (manual) / AV- 5.0 / ISO- 80 / Filter – ND #8 + blue
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Gorge walkway 3 by Anne O'Connor
The reflections were spectacular on the return walk back to Kings Bridge. The light had come back and a rare sight was visible in the South Esk River. Taken on the very easy walkway to the Cliff Grounds and/or first basin. This walk is right in the centre of Launceston City, about ten-fifteen mins walk from the mall. It is easy to get away from the hustle and bustle of traffic and shops and pretend one is miles away. Tis an amazing place and I guess Launceston people are not aware how lucky they are to have such a place within an easy walk of most areas. The added bonus is that it is free. There are no charges on entry and during the summer tis a very popular swimming and picnic spot. Tis where boys meet girls and mums/dads take children and tis a great spot for the daily walk or jog. There are two cafe’s up there, both with fantastic food if one wishes to dine in style with great views of the first basin. One perhaps with better views than the other. But please book if you want to sit down for lunch. Taken with my Canon 400D.
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Lady Nelson by SharonJH
A replica of the Lady Nelson – taken at Hobart – Tasmania. / /
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Enchanted Forest by SharonJH
Please view larger How fortunate we are in our beautiful little state of Tasmania, to have such glorious forests in which to wander. Taken at the beautiful Leven Canyon on the North West Coast. / /
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