My Tasmania 2009

I have had some success with calendars this year, which I will cover in a later post, but I decided to create my own for the year 2009. This is probably too late for Christmas but it's still in time for the new year.

It has landscapes from all over Tasmania. I've tried to put a good spread of image into it with sunrises, sunsets, HDR and a little infrared.






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I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed taking the images!

2007 in Review

In 2007 I started to take photography much more serious and saw a marked improvement from 2006. The following images are some of my favourites from the year in chronological order.

8 Balls Racked


The Nut, Stanley


Church Ruins at Port Arthur


Locked


Port Arthur


Safety Cove, Tasman Peninsula


Full Moon


Sunset


Memorial Statue, Sheffield


Alter


This image won Photo Forum Contest #7
History Studies


This image earned a photo of the week at Catchfence photos.
Scott Waters


In July I upgrade my camera from My Panasonic FZ-30 to a Nikon D80. It is a fantastic camera!!
Lilydale River


Hogarth Falls


Strahan Harbour HDR


Strahan Harbour


Formula 3


This image earned a photo of the week #8 at Catchfence photos.
Matt Coates


This image earned a photo of the week #12 at Catchfence photos.
Mitchell Griffin


Evercreech River


Russell Falls


Russell Falls IR


Walkway


To finish the year off with a bang, some fireworks!


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Evercreech

We had a public holiday Monday and I used the time to photograph some landscapes. I headed to a place called Evercreech, situated in the Fingal forest. I had planned to visit the Mathinna Falls area, four separate falls in the chain. But there was a fallen tree across the road, so I ended up at Evercreech.

The area is very nice, A real slice of paradise! I played in the rivers taking photos and made the walk into the Evercreech waterfall. I got some nice images from the day! I also got a couple of leeches, the little buggers!



More images can be found here.