Tasmania Photography

This is my 100th post in 100 days so i thought i would commemorate the day with one of my favourite photos from the past 100 days.

Lets have a Revolution. Graffitti under the bridge of the Coles Bay Road as it crosses the Apsley River.
It comes as a suprise to find this out of the way place a hotbed of activity for anything, yet alone a revolution

From the time of the first official white settlement of the Derwent in 1803 there was concern over the possibility of attack by sea amd it was realised that the township could easily be subjected to naval attack.
After many delays the defences of Hobart including Bellerive Battery pictured here were ready in 1885 just in [...]

Yes the water really is that color! This shot is at the Northern End of the Friendly beaches.
The Rocks of the Freycinet Peninsula are mainly granite which has a high quartz (silicon) content but few of the minerals that discolour water and sand.
Over aeons the erosion of local granite has supplied a large amount of [...]

Just up the road from the old house that i pictured last week is Upper Huon shown here with the huon River Flowing under the bridge.
On a side note, a big shout out to those people who have been emailing telling me how much they enjoy my pictures or giving me the back [...]

This is the sunset last night from Little Howrah beach that i wanted to post yesterday but since i didn’t manage to recover the shots and the rest on my SD card until around 2am it had to wait until today.
The shot itself is of the sunset from Little Howrah Beach looking towards Hobart and [...]

Not the photo i had planned to post today but i have had a SD card crash and am trying to recover it
Instead Motorcycle Officer from the Police had stopped at a wedding to talk to a friend and the bridesmaids took advantage of the chance for an unusual wedding shot.

This crazy looking seat stands near the Wineglass Bay lookout I assume for weary unfit walkers (hey thats me!) to collapse and recover in.