In The Rain

I'm finding it hard to move on from Freycinet National Park.......
A couple of days ago I posted an early morning image of The Nuggets looking north east from the Cape Tourville lookout...todays image comes from the same lookout but looking further to the south east. It may look a bit grainy, most likely because I was shooting into the oncoming rain. I thought it was worth getting the camera wet for this shot!
It's worth clicking on this for a bigger look.....

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A Nice End to the Day

Still at Freycinet National Park on the east coast of Tasmania, I caught this nice end to our second day from the overlook at the Lodge....

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Spotlight

Still in Freycinet National Park, in fact not too long after the previous image, I was back down on the shores of Coles Bay, only metres from our campsite, where you get some great views of The Hazard, the mountains that are a major feature of the park. There was some fleeting clouds moving through, letting in the occasional spotlight on the rocky slopes...this is one of them....

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A Couple of Nuggets

Still at Freycinet National Park, after the dark, dramatic start to the day at Sleepy Bay in the previous post, I decided to check in to the Cape Tourville Lookout that was a bit further out the same road. I could see some light starting to break through the trees and by the time I got up to the Lookout it was spectacular.  Just off the coast at this point there is a group pf small island called The Nuggets and they were looking fantastic as the sun broke through to light up the scene.

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Not So Sleepy.....

Moving south down the coast of eastern Tasmania, our next stop was at Freycinet National Park. Of course, I was up early for sunrise and though the initial light looked a bit dull, the clouds added some great drama to the scene here at Sleepy Bay.

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Tassie 2

Today's Tassie image comes from that amazing first morning on the rocks at Bicheno on the east coast. The rocks and textures are amazing and I may get stuck on images just from this morning for a while yet!

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Three Tremendous Weeks

After three fantastic weeks on the road in Tasmania, we returned this morning on the overnight boat. I added two more Tassie National Parks to my list and have now made it to 18 - 1 to go!

Some spectacular scenes in fantastic conditions right across the three weeks and whilst I start the long journey of going through the images, here's a couple to start with.....

Up first is this lovely reflection at Lake Pedder in South West National Park, a place full of amazing sights. The second image here shows the magnificent Mt Roland in the north west of the State...not a national park but one of the most incredible lumps of rock I've seen....I think I need to spend more time photographing it!

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