Photos tagged as tasmania
Travel Photography > Photos tagged as tasmania
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more tide poool shots
beautiful things in the ocean - painted with light
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Sea anenome
had some fun with these shots... using a tripod, 4 sedonf exposures and a flashlight as a light source to pain in the scene. this one the camera has not yet be white balanced to the torch, so it's a little on the tugsten side..
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Sunset
This was the sunset that evening after climbing the mountain. I was cycling home... stopped the bike and took this shot using the hadlebars as a tripod. beauty, eh?
- Date: February 2006
- Photographer: fenderson: gallery
- Location: Australia: gallery
- Tags: sunset tasmania
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Nice lookout
right before the steep climb starts
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Waterfall on the track
This was taken on the way up... near the waterfall bay lookout
- Date: February 2006
- Photographer: fenderson: gallery
- Location: Australia: gallery
- Tags: tasmania waterfall rock creek
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Headed up the tasman coastal track
really nice views all the way along
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Penguin crossing!
How often do you see these signs back home? I've actually seen at least a couple dozen of them
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This spider was on my arm
this spider crawled out of my foled up map and ran up my arm before I brushed it off and photographed it... still don't know wether it's harmless or deadly...
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See it for what it is
beautiful patterns in nature
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another nice sweeping tasman view
this picture was taken on the tasman penninsula... no further than about 5 km from the coast... rocks and ruggest ocean, strip of costal rainforest, then beautiful farm land... what a place
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Remarkable cave
this cave didn't quite live up to it's hyped up name... would have been more impressive if it had been named a little more modestly... "really nice cave" or something
- Date: February 2006
- Photographer: fenderson: gallery
- Location: Australia: gallery
- Tags: tasmania cave remarkable
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Near remarkable cave
A nice little scene near remarkable cave
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Tasman coastal track
At the very bottom of the Tasman Coastal track... before the real incline
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Sheep in the yard
There was a friendly sheep that came when you called it at the hostel... just roamed around in the tent yard
- Date: February 2006
- Photographer: fenderson: gallery
- Location: Australia: gallery
- Tags: hotels tasmania sheep eagle_hawk neack
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Eco-hostel in Eaglehawk neck
wonderful little place. this couple ran the hostel right in their yard. it was a great experiance
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Berries
I ate some of these and didn't die.... another local told me they were edible, so I was trying them again - and then he says "wait - those are red inside, the ones I was thinking of are white inside"...
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Waterfall bay hike #2
more beautiful views... no shartage of them on the Tasman penninsula
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Hike up the waterfall bay track
views from along the way. very beutiful
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Xavier Rudd
You can see the crowd in this shot... going nuts, of course.
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Xavier Rudd doing his thing
Wonderful show in Lewisham (town about the size of ferintosh) I had standing seats in the media section for free... better than people who payed $50 to be there!
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Sunset, Lewisham
Taken in Lewisham moments before Xavier Rudd hit the stage.
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The boat
This is the boat I sailed on with the guy in Tasmania.. I forget his name now... would have taken his picture.. but he was not the type of guy that would like a camera in his face...
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Tree roots penetrating rocK
I have a thing for tree roots visable below the surface of the ground... above and below. this was taken in the Styx, along side a logging road
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Big musrooms
some big beautiful mushrooms in the Styx
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A picture of me with a big tree
Kouta took this picture with his tripod - this isn't the tallest tree, but it is very tall. The girth of these Swamp Gums are not as big as some, but they are the tallest trees in the souther hemisphere. They are Eucalypts.