(19 photos, click images to enlarge) – A Saturday walk with the Hobart Ambler’s Club from Seven Mile Beach to Lauderdale for a spot of lunch and return – one of my suggestions. A lovely undulating gravel track with awesome views, a great end of winter day out.
Start, South Eastern end of Seven Mile Beach.Seven Mile Beach Point, when the snow comes, the swell comes here!Single HillAmbling along the mostly well formed trackRoches BeachAn old battery along Roches BeachLooking out of the batterySmall wetland near Roches Beach Yacht ClubMap of the walk, we’re half way there!Continuing on along the beachNew club member Ada loved the beach and was keen on my camera!Ambling along Lauderdale Beach
All of the above images were taken with the Laowa 7.5mm f2.4 ultra wide angle lens. When we stopped for lunch at Lauderdale, I swapped over to the versatile 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II for the following images:
Haphazard Gumtree branches. Dead branches are called “widow-makers”It was about here when “the club” started to question my suggested short cut …Fear not, after some coaxing to continuing on we did get back on trackCastles in the sandA track leading from the beachDog walker on Roches BeachA Long-billed Corella making a new home in TasmaniaView across Tiger Head Bay and Seven Mile BeachA sunny winter’s day, it was a comfortable 19 degrees C for our ambleMother duck with ducklings on Acton Creek
None of us had done this walk previously, there’s so many beautiful places to explore in Tasmania. Thanks for visiting, I hope you enjoyed joining us on our little amble as much as we enjoyed the day.
What a beautiful hike and great photos, Tas. I yearn for the days of being in a group, unmasked and sharing nature’s beauty with others. Sigh. Love your black and whites in the mix. 🙂
Thanks Jane, there’s many here who seem to take Tasmania’s lucky situation for granted but I am so grateful to be here. I hope I brought you some joy and hope, hang in there.
I tend to edit more mono shots now if the colour doesn’t add to the image. Usually as I take each shot, I picture how I will edit it 🙂
That’s true, Tas. Sometimes I see the image in B&W as I am composing it. 🙂
It’s great that we can lose ourselves in our art to relieve the outside stresses of the world.
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A great set. We love beach walking.
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Thanks for the comment, there’s something very special about where water meets land 🙂
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Looks lovely 😊
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Great photos! Looks like a wonderful place and hike!
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Great scenery along that walk, lovely photos.
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Beautiful! Thanks for the guided tour through pics. 😊
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What a beautiful hike and great photos, Tas. I yearn for the days of being in a group, unmasked and sharing nature’s beauty with others. Sigh. Love your black and whites in the mix. 🙂
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Thanks Jane, there’s many here who seem to take Tasmania’s lucky situation for granted but I am so grateful to be here. I hope I brought you some joy and hope, hang in there.
I tend to edit more mono shots now if the colour doesn’t add to the image. Usually as I take each shot, I picture how I will edit it 🙂
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That’s true, Tas. Sometimes I see the image in B&W as I am composing it. 🙂
It’s great that we can lose ourselves in our art to relieve the outside stresses of the world.
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Gorgeous captures and very much enjoyed walking along with you. I love your eye!
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How does one get infor on the Hobart Ambler’s club? Looks nice.
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Ops, replied on your post about our unofficial friends group 🙂 Thanks for visiting and following, looking forward to seeing your future posts 🙂
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