Alex Wise Photography

A beautiful red sunset just near home in 2006. Captured with a Canon 350D, Canon 10-22 and Cokin Z-Pro neutral density filters.

Last week I drove to Strahan to show a friend around the Tasmanian west coast but unfortunately it rained most of the time.  This was a quick shot while the rain briefly stopped.

Nice to finish a long day relaxing with the camera. Rest in peace Tarsh, your knowledge and passion for art has motivated and taught me a lot, I will miss our friendship dearly.

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I struggled whether to post this in black and white or colour. I’m not really fond of posting things in B&W as I find it terribly over-done in the digital age so I try to hold back.

This is a 59 sec exposure at f.13

I’m often asked by photographers on where is best to photograph in Tasmania. This is a small list of photographic locations that I’d recommend checking out while in Tasmania. I’m aware that there is many locations missing from this list but that’s because I’m yet to photograph them so will update the list accordingly. Also most of these locations should suit most people as they’re quite accessible and usually only a small walk. There’s also much to do off the beaten track in Tasmania which I will hopefully get to one day.  If you have any questions be sure to drop an email and I’d be happy to help.

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My home

The morning sunrise briefly lights Mt. Wellington with a beautiful orange tone. There one minute, gone the next.

My little city of Hobart viewed from Constitution Dock

This photograph from Park Beach amuses me as the scene was disgusting, very windy and spray was going everywhere. For a moment this shot misleads you to give a sense of a calm evening with the reflections of an orange sunset.

A very rushed shot as I was already late for uni but as I drove past the pier I couldn’t help myself but to stop and take a quick photo.