South Arm, Tassie, sits out on the South Arm Peninsula, about 40–50 minutes from Hobart depending on traffic - and it looks like a bent arm jutting out if the head was town. I was there all weekend to

If you're stuck in Devonport for a day or two, it's definitely worth heading to Don, and the river and headland there. Apparently there was a railbridge, but not a footbridge, to take you from Mersey Bluff

Photography is literally draws with light, the way that a painter uses paint a photographer uses light to create his or her art pieces. but how often is the light itself the focus of the photo, how often

Okay so it's a pretty fancy barn I get it, all convict made, hand laid sandstone, and artfully placed 'junk' And the light is filtered through the cleanest air you are ever likely to breathe, and maybe

It was a last minute decision, we weren't happy with where we were staying so we swapped to this place, it was in Sandy Bay just south of the CBD of Hobart, like everything on Hobart it seemed to be on

What a wonderful name for a place, so evocative, so alluring, it just wants you to be warm, to wrap your hands around a hot chocolate, to sit in front of a fire. to be Snug. Photos taken in Sung, Tasmania

In this post I showed you the landscape on the top of the Mount Wellington, which is a 'mountain' (I don't know the difference between a mount and a mountian, other than mounts are shorter, but it seems

We were there to see the waterfall, but if you turned around, away from the slightly bewildered crowds you would see a beautiful scene, green, pure, again perhaps lacking a bit of water but certainly with

A dead tree, not uncommon in this part of the world. This part of the world being Tasmania in Australia, and in particular this is the shoreline in Howden just south of Hobart. Shown here as close as possible