Mick's Pic's

22/11/2024

One of the benefits of volunteering as an official for Rally Tasmania is getting up close to the action.

Fast cars + low shutter speeds + challenging lighting conditions = Bloody good fun!

Forgot how hard it can be to get a decent panning shot when you can't see the cars coming.

10/04/2023

A couple of my favourite pictures of one of the best Aurora's I have witnessed.
Captured from Table Cape at sunset on 27/02/2023.
A time lapse from later in the night can be found at https://youtu.be/2qo4xxzPVB0

26/01/2022

Loving the different perspective from my Son's drone, may have to justify purchasing my own.

29/12/2021

Been a while between shots, slowly getting my eye back in.

24/04/2021

Hygrocybe graminicolor (I think).
Spotted growing on a mossy log along the walking track to Nelson Falls.
Captured on a Nikon D5500, with a Tamron 70-300mm lens, at 185mm, set in Macro focus mode.

24/04/2021

Nelson Falls, 30 minutes east of Queenstown, in the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park is a must-visit. A very short, very easy walk through a cool temperate rainforest leads you to this breathtaking sight.

23/04/2021

The impressive Nelson Falls on Tasmania's west coast.
About a half-hour drive east of Queenstown on the Lyle Highway followed by a very short, very easy walk. This place is well worth a visit, the falls are much larger than most pictures make them seem.

04/03/2021

15/01/2021

Not many people are lucky enough to encounter a Platypus regularly, even fewer are lucky enough to have one living in a pond in their front yard.
My mum is one of those lucky few!

Gotta love Tassie 👍

12/10/2020

I think I have found a new favourite part of Tassie.
The Tasman Peninsula is a landscape photographers dream. Just hope I have done it some justice with this shot of the Tasman Sea cliffs.

Nikon

10/09/2020

Spent a day wandering around Tasmania Zoo with the family back in July. Well worth a visit.