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Bridestowe Lavender Sunset 1

Bridestowe Lavender Estate is one of Tasmania's premier tourist destinations, and one of Tasmania's, if not Australia's, most photographed locations. Being the largest lavender farm in the Southern Hemisphere, it is a must to visit during December to January for spectacular views of the lavender in full bloom.

Falmouth Sunset 1

Falmouth is a small town on Tasmania's east coast. Situated in between Scamander and Bicheno, it is a popular surfing spot to catch some crystal clear Tasmanian waves.

Hobart Night 1

Mersey Bluff Lighthouse 1

This was a shot captured at sunset and the sky was actually quite nicely lit up. I originally converted this just to see how it looked, but I just loved the tones in the clouds.

Cathedral Rocks 1

Located at the western end of the National Park, Rocky Cape has dramatic geological features including twisted and contorted rocks that were formed around 1.5 billion years ago when this part of Tasmania seems to have been a part of North America millions of years.

Huntington Beach 1

Huntington Beach, in Los Angeles' Orange County, has great surfing beaches, local and world cuisine, and other outdoor activities.

Mersey Bluff Lighthouse 2

A stroll around the Mersey Bluff lighthouse you will find the blowhole and Aboriginal rock carvings.

Don Heads Sunset 1

Sunset from the mouth of the Don River looking west towards Don Heads on a cold winters afternoon.

Coles Beach Sunset 3

Coles Beach is a favourite to shoot in my home city of Devonport.
Quite often you get lovely reflections with the receding tide and there are plenty of compositions to be had along different parts of the beach.

Dancing Aurora

The Aurora Australis dancing under the arch of the Milkyway on a crystal clear Tasmanian sky backdrop - simply magical.

Mersey Bluff Sunset 1

Sunset shot from out on the coastal cliffs of Mersey Bluff in Devonport. One of my favourite spots to get around and explore.

Stanley At Golden Hour Panorama 1

Stanley is a town of perfectly preserved colonial buildings, quant cafes and quality B&B cottages, all sheltering in the imposing shadow of the Nut, an immense flat topped, volcanic plug rising 150 metres straight up from the water's edge on Tasmania's north-west coast.

Fingers Of God 1

I photographed this scene taking a back road after a shoot for work. It was late in the afternoon and the light rays were so intense, painting light across the farmlands below.

West Coast Wilderness Railway Black & White 1

The West Coast Wilderness Railway is a reconstruction of the original Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company line in Tasmania between Queenstown and Strahan.

Catch Me If You Can

This milkyway shot was captured some years ago now but it's still one of my favourites. I love the way the trees mimic chasing the milkyway across the night sky.

Ben Lomond 1

The late afternoon setting sun paints a warm glow on the exposed cliffs and the valley below. The magnificent mountain of Ben Lomond is dominated by an alpine plateau over 1500 metres high and surrounded on all sides by precipitous escarpments. It's also the main destination for downhill skiing in Tasmania. Its stark, treeless landscape is visible from much of Tasmania's north and the road to the top, known as Jacob's Ladder, is sure to leave a lasting memory.

Mersey Bluff Lighthouse 3

A stroll around the Mersey Bluff lighthouse you will find the blowhole and Aboriginal rock carvings.

Mersey Bluff Lookout 1

A stormy afternoon at Mersey Bluff in Devonport. After having a couple of days of rough weather, with king tides, I was treated to some awesome light as the skies cleared along the coast.

Mersey Bluff Sunset 2

Sunset shot from out on the coastal cliffs of Mersey Bluff in Devonport. One of my favourite spots to get around and explore.