A Tasmanian Viewpoint
“… too close to the rim of the earth to be inhabited by anything but freaks and monsters.” Abel Tasman, … Continue reading A Tasmanian Viewpoint
Ego boost …
I don’t normally post twice in one day, and I’m not allowed to talk about my job on social media … Continue reading Ego boost …
Mellow bloomin yellow
Longer days, more sun, spring rain, blooms, bulbs and blossom abound. The valley has turned golden with the local Silver … Continue reading Mellow bloomin yellow
Eastern Rosella
I’m still about, just busy enjoying life 😀Enjoy yours! Continue reading Eastern Rosella
Gift ideas – store launch!
A selection of TasView images is now available for purchase on a range of products including wall art, mugs, pillows, … Continue reading Gift ideas – store launch!
Elusive ravens
These birds are so wary of me and I’m finding them very hard to photograph. A large gathering of ravens … Continue reading Elusive ravens
Away with the Fairies
(7 photos) – Superb Fairy-wren Malurus cyaneus I see these little fairy’s all the time, hopping about in my paddocks … Continue reading Away with the Fairies
Silvereye surprise
An unexpected close encounter, this is the first time I have seen a Silvereye Zosterops lateralis in the valley. I … Continue reading Silvereye surprise
Colourful cloudy sunset
As I climbed into my car after work, I noticed the late low sun skimming the top of some heavy … Continue reading Colourful cloudy sunset
Leica lens eye candy
I’ve been contemplating a second-hand prime lens, eying off 17, 25 and 35mm lenses on Gumtree for some time, not … Continue reading Leica lens eye candy
Ultimate Kodak collectable
In prime Elizabeth Street Mall, central Hobart, sits the original five storey “Kodak House” store, currently for sale! The ultimate … Continue reading Ultimate Kodak collectable
oDDs anD enDs
A few odd shots from the last few weeks I’ve been sitting on that didn’t fit. Something different, something arty? … Continue reading oDDs anD enDs
Farewell Stormy girl
Yesterday we had to say goodbye to our faithful 17 year old doggo, Stormy. I also nick-named her Slippers – … Continue reading Farewell Stormy girl
Water birds
(6 pics) – Well, an assortment of birds near the water… It’s been a very wet and lazy Sunday here, … Continue reading Water birds
Grass munching hoppers
(8 photos) – Pademelons are small, compact, short-tailed wallabies that typically inhabit wet sclerophyll and rainforests from Tasmania to New … Continue reading Grass munching hoppers
Sunday Session
(7 pics) – Bernie B Bruce entertained us on Sunday afternoon at the Bellerive Waterfont Hotel with some classic Rock … Continue reading Sunday Session
Mountain mono magnified
A few mono landscapes taken with the 70-300mm zoom, taken over the last few weeks. I’ve never had a lens … Continue reading Mountain mono magnified
Fungi perspective
(5 pics) – A change from birds, some red fungi … The image above was taken with the Olympus 75-300 … Continue reading Fungi perspective
Yellow Wattlebird
The Yellow Wattlebird occurs only in Tasmania and is Australia’s largest honeyeater. It is active and noisy. The call of … Continue reading Yellow Wattlebird
Laughing Kookaburra
(3 pics) – The Laughing Kookaburra is not native to Tasmania but are now widespread and common. They eat small birds, … Continue reading Laughing Kookaburra
White Cockatoos
(3 pics) – Though noisy groups of Sulphur Crested White Cockatoos often visit our valley, I rarely get close enough … Continue reading White Cockatoos
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