Tasmania - Tas15 landscape photography

Tasmania - Tas15 landscape photographyLilydale falls with a long exposure making water look like wax. The Island State of Tasmania is separated from the mainland by the Bass strait some 240kms away. Initially known as Van Diemens land, Tasmania was subject to the practice of "transportation" where convicts were sent to the island as punishment and kept in penitentiaries and prisons. This practice ceased in 1853. Today, Tasmania relies heavily on tourism, agriculture and aquaculture as its

Quinninup Falls

Sea-cliffs along the stunning coastline at Cosy Corner

Reflective rockpool at dawn at Redgate Beach

Starting over a hundred years ago the park is now one of the largest arboretums in Western Australia

Point Picquet near Meelup Beach and was named after an explorer Sub Lieutenant Picquet

found on the southwest coast of WA where the Blackwood River eventually finds its way to Flinders Bay

Several walks and trails allow hikers and tourists to explore the area extensively across land or down at beach level

An evening scene as the long white clouds hover above a lake and yacht

Today the Dam wall showcases a giant 8000 square metre mural which was painted by artist Guido Van Helten over a period of approximately four months

There are many reasons to visit Nannup including its yearly Tulip Festival

Redgate beach and a lone rock covered with moss resists against the surge

Old boat shed on the waters edge with imminent storm brewing on the horizon