Mt. Field National Park – TASMANIA

Mt. Field, Tasmania’s first national park, is home to Russell Falls (60m (190′)) and the Eucalyptus Regnans, some of the tallest trees in the world. In autumn, the turning of Tasmania’s only native deciduous tree, fagus (nothofagus gunnii), takes centre stage. Lake Dobson features fascinating plants endemic to Tasmania while the alpine regions offer spectacular views of Tasmania’s rugged Southwest World Heritage Area.

Scoparia on The Rodway Range (Mt. Field National Park)

Russell Falls Mt Field National Park, Three Falls Circuit

Russell Falls (Three Falls Circuit, Mt. Field National Park)

Mt. Field West track, Rodway Range, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania

Snowy Florentine Peak from The Rodway Range (Mt. Field National Park)

Pandanis, Richea pandanifolis in the snow, Mt. Field National Park

Pandani Mother and Baby (Mt. Field National Park)

Lake Seal Lookout, Tarn Shelf, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania

Lake Seal Lookout (Mt. Field National Park)

Horseshoe Falls, Tasmania, Mt Field National Park

Horseshoe Falls (Three Falls Circuit, Mt. Field National Park)

Rodway Range, Mt. Field West track, Mt. Field National Park

Last Light on The Rodway Range (Mt. Field National Park) black and white

Lake Fenton fagus, nothofagus gunnii, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania

Lake Fenton Fagus Stream (Mt. Field National Park)

Tarn shelf walking track in snowy winter, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania

Winter on The Tarn Shelf (Mt. Field National Park)

Last Light on The Rodway Range (Mt. Field National Park)

Sun rays over Florentine Valley, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania

Sun Rays Over The Florentine Valley (Mt. Field National Park)

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Freycinet National Park – TASMANIA
Hobart Region and The Wellington Range – TASMANIA
Macro and Close Ups – TASMANIA
Maria Island National Park and The East – TASMANIA
Mt. Field National Park – TASMANIA
Bay of Fires – TASMANIA
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Southwest National Park, Mt. Anne and Lake Pedder Region – TASMANIA
Southwest National Park, South Coast Track Region – TASMANIA
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Landscape Photography
Most Popular Tasmanian Wilderness Photography
Aurora Australis, Milky Way and Bioluminescence – TASMANIA
Cradle Mountain – Lake St. Clair National Park and The Overland Track – TASMANIA
Franklin – Gordon Wild Rivers National Park and The West – TASMANIA
Freycinet National Park – TASMANIA
Hobart Region and The Wellington Range – TASMANIA
Macro and Close Ups – TASMANIA
Maria Island National Park and The East – TASMANIA
Mt. Field National Park – TASMANIA
Bay of Fires – TASMANIA
Natural Patterns – TASMANIA
Southwest National Park, Mt. Anne and Lake Pedder Region – TASMANIA
Southwest National Park, South Coast Track Region – TASMANIA
Southwest National Park, Western Arthurs Range – TASMANIA
Tasman National Park and The Three Capes Track – TASMANIA
Grand Teton National Park – USA
Grand Teton National Park 2 – USA
Glacier National Park – USA
Glacier National Park 2 – USA
Yellowstone National Park – USA
The West and The Midwest – USA
Banff National Park and Canmore Region – CANADA
Banff National Park and Canmore Region 2 – CANADA
Natural Patterns – WORLD
Macro and Close-Ups – WORLD

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