Competition: Tasmania April 2012

Gathering stormDan Broun

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Mayo GorgeBrian Eglinton

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Wild Dog FallsEd Arnfield

SymmetryBogholesbuckethats

Shifting shadowsNorth-north-west

The 1200 kilometre Heysen Trail is divided into sections to allow for day walks along most of its length. The section north of Hawker can be accessed via the Mount Little Station where they allow public access through the Mayo Gorge. Here one encounters a band of reddish rock that polishes up into a vibrant pink. It is a scene repeated in a few places through the Flinders Ranges. In a place that was experiencing drought conditions, the pools of the gorge are a delightful sight.

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Galactic coreBogholesbuckethats

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Crimson rosellaIan Smith

A functioning piece of historyJohn Walker

Did someone mention soil?Brian Eglinton

Not even bauera is all badNorth-north-west

The Milky Way rising over Chalice Lake. The picture was taken with a Sony A7 with Zeiss 16-35mm, ISO 3200, F4, 30 seconds exposure.

Sitting on the Devils ThroneAndrew Smyth

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Winter on The BladeILUVSWTAS

The Moors of Thark RidgeAndrew Smyth

This brightly coloured gum was a welcome sight after spending hours in waist-deep snow.

As the shades ascendNorth-north-west

Fiery SnowgumBogholesbuckethats

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Cathedral rocksIan Smith

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Calabrinda CreekBrian Eglinton

Mitchells Creek reflectionsTom Brennan

Just north of Kiama, these rocks are a photographer's haunt, with many early morning pictures posted. It's good because you can get relatively close to the action without putting yourself in danger and in just about any weather you can get a decent shot of one kind or another.

Jabba the Hutt RockJohn Walker

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