Shooting with fellow photographer Ronnie Ling at Friendly Beaches, Tasmania earlier this year during winter. I love the East coast of Tasmania compared to more Southern areas, the rocks are just stunning. Hope you enjoy.
title: Friendly Beaches, Tasmaniadescription: Sunset photograph at Friendly Beaches, Tasmania by Alex Wisekeywords: Friendly Beaches, Tasmania, Australia, Freycinet, Coles Bay, waterscape, seascape, landscape, water, sunset, Ronnie Ling, Alex Wise
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.
description: Photograph of a reflective Elizabeth St Pier, Tasmania by Alex Wisekeywords: Elizabeth St Pier, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, reflections, dock, mures, water, sea, harbortitle: Elizabeth St Pier, Tasmania
A long exposure of a quiet stream which runs off St Columbia Falls, Tasmania. This is located on the east coast of Tasmania and is roughly 30 minutes out from St Helens which is a great little town to visit. It’s interesting how different each town is in terms of facilities available. I really like St Helens because it has a few restaraunts, Banjos for pastry and a large supermarket. If staying in St Helens, Queechy Cottages is ok if on a budget, nothing exciting.
description: Long exposure waterfall photograph taken at St Columbia Falls in St Helens, Tasmania by Alex Wisekeywords: long exposure, waterfall, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, nature photography, St Helens, St Columbia Falls, water, Alex Wise, green, streamtitle: St Columbia Falls
Another from Cradle Mountain, Tasmania. Those familiar of the national park may recognise the bridge as you enter the park and pass a waterfall. This is up a little looking back at the bridge behind the waterfall. I was almost tempted to fiddle with black and white for this image as the sky really is quite dull but I’m attracted to the tones and texture of the foreground rock which would otherwise not be appreciated under a black and white conversion.
title: Cradle Mountain Streamdescription: A stunning waterfall long exposure photograph taken at Cradle Mountain by Alex Wisekeywords: cradle mountain, dove lake, national park, tourism, tourist, Alex Wise, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, landscape photography, landscape, winter, waterfall, stream, long exposure, water
This was taken on the walk into Pencil Pine Falls, Cradle Mountain. The weather for Dove Lake was terrible with it being completely overcast with no contrast what so ever in the clouds which wasn’t all bad for other styles of shooting. The conditions as we walked into Pencil Pine Falls were quite dark (2-3pm) however the light was so soft and perfect for what we were soon to shoot. We spent hours just taking our time but I really need to get some gumboots or something so I can get more in the action but they would look a little gimpy haha.
title: Quiet Fall, Cradle Mountainkeywords: cradle mountain, dove lake, national park, tourism, tourist, Alex Wise, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, landscape photography, landscape, winter, waterfall, stream, long exposure, waterdescription: A photograph taken in Cradle Mountain, Tasmania of a beautiful running stream by Alex Wise
A photograph dating back to around 2006 on a big swell at Wedge, Tasmania when the state bodyboarding competition was held. Found this and another series of shots which will be uploaded over the coming days.
Canon 350D / Canon 300 F4 IS / Sigma 1.4 extender
title: Wedge, Tasmania - Surfing Photographydescription: A photograph taken at Wedge, Tasmania on a big swell of a bodyboarder by Alex Wisekeywords: Wedge, South Arm, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, surfing, swell, wave, tube, bodyboarding, surfing, Alex Wise, water
keywords: waterscape, seascape, South Arm, Lumpies, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, photograph, sea, beach, water, Alex Wise, long exposure, sunsetdescription: A long exposure seascape photograph taken at South Arm beaches, Hobart by Alex Wisetitle: South Arm, Hobart - Seascape
A seascape long exposure photograph at Park Beach, Hobart. If anyone is ever looking to photograph waterscapes in Hobart and not looking to drive too far then Clifton Beach/South Arm area and Park Beach are your best options with there usually being quite a bit of swell about.
Canon 350D / Canon 10-22 / Cokin GND / Tripod
F/9 at 20 seconds.
description: A seascape long exposure photograph at Park Beach, Hobarttitle: Seascape of Park Beach, Hobartkeywords: waterscape, seascape, Park Beach, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, photograph, sea, beach, water, Alex Wise, long exposure, sunset