Featured Work
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Barnes Bay, Bruny Island, Tasmania by wynity2
A peaceful, beautiful bay on the south east island of Bruny, Tasmania. As seen from the photo, it combines the benefits of rural and bush surroundings with moorings used by both the Islanders and the weekenders from mainland Tassie!
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Nelson Falls, Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Tasmania by John Barratt
This was taken in the heart of the Tasmanian wilderness between Queenstown and Derwent Bridge. There had been a decent amount of rain just prior, and in fact it was still coming down at the time of this shot. This meant that the falls were in a heightened flow and gave a lovely consistent & broad white curtain. / ~ / Browse Images by Category : Snow Landscape Nature
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Mount Wellington, Tasmania by Debra Lohrere
Mount Wellington, Tasmania Australia, surrounded by beautiful countryside. This is a print of a completely original oil painting by Australian artist Debra Lohrere.
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Litle Devil by John McNair
/ Tazmanian Devil.
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Tasmans Arch by Cheryl Lunde
Tasmans Arch in Tasmania
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Strahan sunset, Tasmania by bevanimage
This sunset over Macquarie Harbour was taken hand-held as we walked back from dinner in Strahan.
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Tarkine Rainforest, Tasmania. by Ern Mainka
Tarkine Rainforest, Tasmania. / Leica M3, K25 film. / © Ern Mainka
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Constitution Dock, Hobart. by Gwenda Oxley
Situated on the Derwent river, Hobart, Tasmania. Constitution Dock is the finishing line for the nation’s premier yachting event – the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. (The great race south, at 628 nautical miles, starts from Sydney Harbour at 1.00pm on Boxing Day, December 26. / Over the past 62 years, the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race has become an icon of Australia’s summer sport, ranking in public interest with such national events as the Melbourne Cup horse race, the Davis Cup tennis and the cricket tests between Australia and England. )
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RSD ? by Phil Nesham
this building is a testament to the builders of yesteryear,situated in the hills behind “no where else” on the way to the “promised land”,a stones throw from “paradise” (yes they are all place names in tasmania).
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Camel Island, Lake Pedder, Tasmania by David Bluhdorn
The submerged rocks give a good indication of the colour of the water: it’s dark brown, like tea – and tastes great! This image was taken on one of the rare, still days in late spring. Tasmania’s south-west is renowned for its unpredictable weather and Lake Pedder can blow-up in a matter of minutes if the westerlies from the Southern Ocean come in hard.
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...a whale vision......? by David Murphy
Was it a sky like this….? / Was it all black and white…... / .....did the sky point to the place…......? / What were the “pings” saying to the leader….. / “deep water ahead, follow me”.......??.!! / .....maybe there was a parasite in the old, reliable, and ancient sonar…....? / Whatever it was, this beach was a final resting place….. / .......a whale cemetery….. / and not for the first time, either…... / No-ones fault…....just nature, acting up, messing with old logic…... / ...like life does…... / Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania
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Rock Tide by Ron Moss
Digital fine art print
Recent Work
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A Beacon in the Leaf Litter by Garth Smith
A dogwood leaf stands out amongst the forest floor litter….... Spion Kop Nature Reserve .. Black River / NW Tasmania 10 minutes from Smithton / Nikon D40 / Nikkor 18-200mm
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Leptospermum nitidum by TassieMargie
Caught this gorgeous little flower yesterday while wandering around town. Taken in Rosebery on the west coast of Tassie. It is endemic to Tasmania.
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Hi All, / I just wanted to say a mighty big thank you to the groups and their wonderful hosts for the support given by featuring 3 of my works this week, as well as all the supportive comments. / I am overjoyed! / Thanks Everyone. Featured: /
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Constitution Dock Panorama by Anne O'Connor
Taken in Hobart early one morning in winter. Snow is on the mountain behind.
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Binalong Bay, Tasmania by bevanimage
Binalong Bay is on the East coast of Tasmania. The sands are almost pure white, and the rocks are covered in spectacular red lichens.
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Had A Devil Of A Day by Sharon House
This little fellow (Tasmanian Devil) came out of his log and seemed to collapse in the heat of the day.
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The Hazards by bevanimage
“The Hazards” are rock formations located on the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s East coast. This was taken form the town of Coles Bay looking across at the peninsula.
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Bluebell Inn by Gwenda Oxley
Sorell Tasmania. Established in 1829 as a Coaching Inn, now a fully restored B&B. Sorell is a town in Tasmania, Australia, north-east of Hobart. It is on the Tasman Highway which continues up the east coast of Tasmania. Historically, it was a better known as a major town on the route from Hobart to Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula. In 1872 the Sorell Causeway was opened, from the Cambridge direction, across Pitt Water and Orielton Lagoon to Sorell, stopping at Midway Point in the middle. This shortened the route considerably from the original road via Richmond. Today, Sorell is the junction point of the highway that takes the same route, the Arthur Highway.
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Pugin Church at Richmond by nemirna
Australia’s oldest Catholic Church, St. John’s, in Richmond, Tasmania. Designed by A.W.N. Pugin of ‘Big Ben’ fame in 1843. (Commissioned by the Tasmanian traditional Catholic community for their 2009 calendar.)
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Portside Links by imagebytes
I recently stayed at this wonderful B&B on King Island, Tasmania. The owners are incredibly hospitable and generous and made my stay very special. Many techniques applied to this image – levels, curves, black & white, palette knife filter and probably a few others. Each technique edited with selective masking. Any critique very welcome. Best viewed larger. Bob
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Poppies on Black by TassieAnna
Poppies are flowering all over Tasmania. A pity I am not near any of the opium fields, but these red poppies came up well on black.
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Sea Grass by Sharon House
/ This image was taken by the river at the peaceful little seaside area of Port Sorell on the North West Coast of Tasmania. / Against all the unseen activity of boats and water ski’s this “little patch” stood out to me.
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