Revisiting the first shot I posted from this years Tasmania trip, I thought this was suited to black and white.

At Liffey Falls, water flows over a series of sharp-edged sheets of rock, shaded by the rainforest.

I’ve wanted to visit Hartz Mountain National Park all year, but our visit was cut short by freezing rain and hail (!) Still, it made for some atmospheric views through misty mountain valleys. I took a few versions of this photo but this is my favourite. I may post another though.

This shot was taken from the beach just out of Strahan. There are lots of these ruined jetties along the bay, the challenge is moving around to find a good composition.

There’s a little park in Strahan that I haven’t seen before. A lovely short walk leads to a picturesque waterfall, but what interested me most was the tannin stained creek flowing through the rainforest, beside the path. As with yesterdays post I’ve taken similar pictures before but for me there is so much visual interest in the layers of light, shadow, reflection and transparency  that I’ll be taking more again.

I just got back from another trip to Tassie, and tried to take some photos in between keeping our 1 year old son entertained on his first holiday!

I’ve taken similar photos before, but liked this version because of the sheep and the blue of the sea. It was a windy day so I didn’t have to wait too long for the clouds to cooperate and put a shadow where I wanted one.

This school building, a little south of Moonta in South Australia, was opened in 1878 and closed in 1956. After doing some research, I have found a local uni library that has some copies of school rolls and so on, which I hope to obtain to add more to this story.