2023-01 Tasmanian Landscapes by Trace
This album is dedicated to the natural beauty, and the economic and cultural history of central and eastern Tasmania, as seen through the lens of Trace's camera.
Callington Mill, Oatlands.
Rural tranquility with cumulus clouds near Launceston.
Wineglass Bay on he east coast.
Stunning skes over a Holden Monaro bonnet.
Batman Bridge acrosses the Tamar River north of Launceston.
Sharing the wisdom at St Helen's Point.
Looking across the foredune at Binalong Bay.
Binalong Bay in the vicinity of the Bay of Fires.
A peaceful anchorage at Binalong Bay.
The unique colouring of the rocks in Binalong Bay.
A perfect location on a perfect day, Binalong Bay.
Architectural heritage in Oatlands.
Binalong Bay, a top coastal location.
John, Colleen, Gemma, John and John at Bridport.
Wineglass Bay under threatening skies.
A classic Australia scene - Wineglass Bay.
Coles Bay on the east coast.
A classic sentinal - eucalypt above Wineglass Bay.
Lake Peddar area, central Tasmania.
Look at those reflections in Strathgordon area in Central Tasmania.
More fabulous reflections in this wonderful part of our country - our Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
Barb, Bill, Colleen, John, John, Gemma and John in the wild rivers area of Central Tasmania.
In historic towns, there are always historiuc vehicles, here a light Ford truck in Oatlands..
Another perfect natural portrait in the wild rivers region.
Glacial gravels above Lake Peddar.
Lake Peddar, sadly now flooded along with its famous beach, in the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
Strathgordon Dam, Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
Ducks at home in Ross.
Colonial building in Ross.
War memorial, Ross.
Church in Ross.
Callington Mill, Oatlands.
Callington Mill, Oatlands.
