Title of Photo: Celery Topped Islands, Bathurst Habour, Tasmania Your Name: Stephen Lambeth
Photo Story About Experience: Bathurst Habour is in the SW wilderness of Tasmania, which is only really accessible by small aircraft and then a boat. The water is almost back due to the tannins and within 60cm it is pitch black and mimics deep sea conditions, but due to the sheltered nature off the area it is full of marine life and thus protected and a scientific treasure trove. From a photographic perspective it is a fabulous place especially if the wind stays away… Then it makes for great reflections.
Website: http://www.stephenlambethphotography.com
Country of Photo: Australia
Camera Equipment: Nikon D90
What a wonderful photo, thanks
Amazing… and your description of the black water makes it sound magical and mysterious
Breath-taking!!!!
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The most wonderful reflection photograph I’ve seen in forever. We can only hope that this protected place stays that way. What a thrill for a photographer to be there!
what a great pic to wake up to ^-^
Stunning…
Wow.
That has got to be one of the most beautiful photo’s I have ever seen. Simply amazing!
so serene. gorgeous.
WOW, I’m speachless…!
Incredible photo. Love it!
Beautifully shot with amazing reflection. I like the calmness and peacefulness of the water.
I think this is the best photo I’ve seen on here so far. Brilliant. I love reflections!
Matt, what you do for photographers and those who love photographs is fantastic, and to show just a little gratitude, I’ve nominated you for the Kreativ Blogger Award. Cheers!
amazing photography
Love this photo – I live in Tasmania, but I’ve not been to this place! And I think the word is ‘harbour’ … <=D
Stunning photo and reflection…
Sheer magic