Rather than squander the final minutes of darkness on coffee and the weekend papers, I got myself out and travelled the short distance from home to the shores of the River Derwent, camera in hand, to capture the dawn.
Tag: Tasmania
A summer Saturday in Hobart
Sometimes exploring places that are most familiar through the lens of a camera reveals unexpected delights.
A day on, and around, Bruny Island
In all the time I spent at Adventure Bay as a child, I don’t recall ever going around the corner of Grass Point and Penguin Island to see the eastern coastline, so the Bruny Island cruise is something of a revelation.
Long exposure fun in New Town
Long expo fun without the trek
Summer in Hobart and Southern Tasmania
A photographic celebration of summer in Hobart and Southern Tasmania
Whizz-bangs, fizz-pops and the fun of nighttime photography
Fireworks over Hobart’s waterfront
The easy part of the Three Capes Track Experience
I recently had the opportunity travel aboard the boat for the start of the Three Capes Track experience.
From Kingston to Taroona along the Alum Cliffs
The track passes between the houses of Bonnet Hill and the edge of the cliff, passing down into gullies on several occasions.
Ten Secret Beaches Near Hobart
Tasmania has incredible beaches and even the most popular ones are rarely crowded. Venture to the lesser-known beaches and you’re often likely to have them to yourself.
Inside Newdegate Cave in Tasmania’s Far South
he Hastings Caves State Reserve is located around an hour and a half’s drive south of Hobart, beyond the township of Dover. The reserve forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and offers a range of experiences, including bushwalks, swimming in the nearby thermal pool and access to the stunning Newdegate Cave.