Alex Wise Photography
Photography blog featuring landscape and waterscape photography from Tasmania, Australia
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This week I was lucky to find out that my photograph ‘Mortimer Bay‘ had come second in the International Photography Awards (IPA) for the sunset category. This year had some amazing entries as usual so it was an honour to come second.
Apologies for the lack of updates as of late. This is my last semester of uni so things are a bit hectic but should be back to normal come November. 
Arthur River, Tasmania.
Shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and Cokin Z-Pro neutral density filters.
Was flicking through old photos from 2008 and came across a neglected set from Binalong Bay, Tasmania. I don’t normally do this but a before and after in case anyone is interested.
10 sec / f.22
3 minutes / f.9
25 sec / f.14
1.6 sec / f.10
3 min / f.18
A series of photographs from Remarkable Caves, Tasmania.
Sorry for the lack of updates. Unfortunately I lost my LCD to a power surge recently (note to self: buy a surge protector you idiot) so haven’t really been editing but instead pondering whether I should get dual lcd’s so I can kick back and pretend I’m in The Matrix or Swordfish..
Not the best but two photographs from a recent location scout down at Opossum Bay on a chilly afternoon.
‘Golden hour’ light hitting Arthur River, Tasmania on sunset.
Pylons at Middleton, Tasmania captured both with a 5 minute long exposure. Last set of pylons or whatever object in the water for a while I promise.
Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and B+W 110 neutral density filter.
Afternoon drive down south to Middleton after a friend put me onto these scattered pylons. After raining much of the day, I wasn’t getting my hopes up for a nice sunset but in the end got quite lucky with this gem.
I’m slowly running out of seascape locations to photograph in Hobart so it’s always nice to come across something new.
This was shot last night at Blackmans Bay, Tasmania with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40, Cokin .9 ND grad and a B+W 110 filter. I love this filter as it me to push for a longer exposure (5 minutes at f.11).