Photography

Wilderness

Flying potatoes and wandering albatross

by Bronwyn Scanlon

07 Dec 2024

It’s a bit mad, I’ll be the first to admit it ...

Forty South

A bridge for all seasons

by Simon Grove

24 Aug 2024

For me, the bridge represents far more than a physical connection between Hobart’s eastern and western shores ...

Photography

More than just a reflection in the water

by Pen Tayler

21 Jul 2024

More than just a reflection ...

Photography

The true pioneer of Tasmanian wilderness photography

by Rob Shaw

16 Jul 2024

The legacy of pioneering Tasmanian photographer Stephen Spurling III is as unprecedented as it is unrecognised ...

Photography

TASMANIAN LENS: Sunset over kunanyi

by Pen Tayler

13 Jul 2024

Living in Lindisfarne near the Esplanade I get to see and photograph some spectacular sunset displays ...

Photography

TASMANIAN LENS: Footy training

by Robyn Kuys

06 Jul 2024

Robyn Kuys lives in Emerald, Victoria, amidst the beauty of the Dandenong Ranges, but spends large chunks of her time in the beauty of Tasmania ...

Photography

Huon Valley golden time

by Bob Frost

18 Jun 2024

Huon Valley golden time ...

Photography

Gordon Dam

by Garry Sims

15 Jun 2024

The Gordon River Dam ...

Photography

Pen Tayler: autumn ritual

by Chris Champion

01 Jun 2024

We have just gone through that time of year again, when Tasmanians stare at trees and smile inwardly and feel a profound sense of place ...

Photography

Tasmanian lens

by Pen Tayler

04 May 2024

Sunrise over Lindisfarne ...

Photography

Tasmanian lens

by Garry Sims

22 Apr 2024

Adventure Bay, South Bruny Island, sunset ...

Travel & tourism

Creatives weekend on Picnic Island

by Pen Tayler

14 Sep 2021

Dawn is still about 20 minutes away, but on the south side of the island well-known artist Mel Hills is already up preparing her materials to draw a sketch of the morning light on The Hazards. From her vantage point there is...

Portfolio

lungtalanana

by Chris Champion

15 Jun 2021

Garry Richardson is nothing if not laconic. Two years ago, he and a couple of mates were walking along the southern shore of Cape Barren Island looking at Clarke Island, and they decided they would like to walk around it. Circumnavigating Clarke island is a 57-kilometre trek. Other obstacles to the plan included the fact that Clarke Island was, and is, closed to the public, and was a wreck, having been devastated by a bushfire in February 2014. It didn’t stop them.

Photography

Stillness

by Steve Barker

25 May 2021

Steve Barker has been taking photographs for as long as he can remember, first as a child growing up in the Southern Alps in New Zealand, and later bushwalking in the steep ranges of the east coast of NZ’s North Island. As most young New...