I meant to visit the lighthouse and go inside. But I never moved from this place along the way, an alternate view of the lighthouse and coastline. I took in the panorama until time to race to the ferry for the last ride of the day back to mainland Tasmania.
Just a few drops of rain fell while I was setting up and shooting this long exposure at Cape Tourville in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania. I watched from the boardwalk on the edge of the cape as clouds floated by.
This lone tree standing on the edge of Honeymoon Bay in Tasmania has personality and a bit of drama.
After a short ferry ride from mainland Tasmania to Maria Island, we hopped on our rented bicycles and headed for the cliffs. I had heard about their colors and striations and was looking forward to visiting with my camera. My husband, Mike, did his best to steady me while I stood on slippery rocks to get the shot. A team effort!
