The Bay of Fires is my favourite place in Tas­ma­nia, beau­ti­ful beaches that you can nor­mally get to your­self. These pho­tographs were taken a few days ago on an overnight camp­ing trip which was plagued with pretty aver­age weather. As such mak­ing sun­rise and sun­set pho­tographs not really worth it which was pretty much the pur­pose of the trip haha. Any­way here are a few pics from the Bay of Fires area includ­ing the Gar­dens and another beach which I can’t remem­ber the name of.

I wanted to mess around with a panoramic but they’re some­thing I’m yet to mas­ter so excuse the hori­zon and waves which don’t really align heh.

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3 Responses to “Bay of Fires, Tasmania”

  1. Martin says:

    Some great shots of the rocks and waves. The Bay of Fires is cer­tainly an inter­est­ing place.

    FYI, have you tried AutoS­titch for stitch­ing pho­tos? It’s free­ware, and does a great job of stitch­ing mul­ti­ple photos.

  2. Alex says:

    Thanks for the kind words Mar­tin. I’m on the look­out for another pano tool and will def­i­nitely give that a try, thanks for the tip :)

  3. Sarah says:

    Hi :)

    I just found your site and i love your day­light long expo­sure shots, esp the one with the per­son at the edge of the rocks…

    i am inter­ested in doing day long expo­sures and i use a canon 450d 18-55mm and i was won­der­ing what fil­ters etc you used for those shots :)

    Thanks

    Sarah :)

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