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Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012
Sun 14 Apr, 2013 7:47 pm
1 - Paradise Found
2 - Only in Tasmania
3 - Evening light on Mt Hugel
4 - Curtains of Light
5 - Unexpected Snow
6 - McRea view of Cradle
7 - Gloomy Evening
8 - Adamsons rainbow
9 - Gathering Storm
10 - Arm River Track
11 - Stormy Sunset Over Mt Oakleigh
12 - Frenchmans Cap
13 - A lot of mineral.
14 - Pedder storm
15 - Bassian thrush, Mt Pillinger
16 - Eucalyptus coccifera, Mt Field
17 - Lake Marion
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2 - Only in Tasmania
3 - Evening light on Mt Hugel
4 - Curtains of Light
5 - Unexpected Snow
6 - McRea view of Cradle
7 - Gloomy Evening
8 - Adamsons rainbow
9 - Gathering Storm
10 - Arm River Track
11 - Stormy Sunset Over Mt Oakleigh
12 - Frenchmans Cap
13 - A lot of mineral.
14 - Pedder storm
15 - Bassian thrush, Mt Pillinger
16 - Eucalyptus coccifera, Mt Field
17 - Lake Marion
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Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012 Result
Thu 20 Jun, 2013 2:26 pm
Congratulations to the winner of the Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012 competition, with 34 votes:
The key to all entries for this competition is below.
1 - Paradise Found
by stepbystep.
2 - Only in Tasmania
by stepbystep.
3 - Evening light on Mt Hugel
by MJD.
4 - Curtains of Light
by stepbystep.
5 - Unexpected Snow
by biggbird.
6 - McRea view of Cradle
by shazcol.
7 - Gloomy Evening
by shazcol.
8 - Adamsons rainbow
by iaindtiler.
9 - Gathering Storm
by stepbystep.
10 - Arm River Track
by ffourie.
11 - Stormy Sunset Over Mt Oakleigh
by ILUVSWTAS.
12 - Frenchmans Cap
by MJD.
13 - A lot of mineral.
by doogs.
14 - Pedder storm
by tibboh.
15 - Bassian thrush, Mt Pillinger
by naturelover.
16 - Eucalyptus coccifera, Mt Field
by naturelover.
17 - Lake Marion
by naturelover.
- shazcol - McRea view of Cradle
The key to all entries for this competition is below.
1 - Paradise Found
by stepbystep.
2 - Only in Tasmania
by stepbystep.
3 - Evening light on Mt Hugel
by MJD.
4 - Curtains of Light
by stepbystep.
5 - Unexpected Snow
by biggbird.
6 - McRea view of Cradle
by shazcol.
7 - Gloomy Evening
by shazcol.
8 - Adamsons rainbow
by iaindtiler.
9 - Gathering Storm
by stepbystep.
10 - Arm River Track
by ffourie.
11 - Stormy Sunset Over Mt Oakleigh
by ILUVSWTAS.
12 - Frenchmans Cap
by MJD.
13 - A lot of mineral.
by doogs.
14 - Pedder storm
by tibboh.
15 - Bassian thrush, Mt Pillinger
by naturelover.
16 - Eucalyptus coccifera, Mt Field
by naturelover.
17 - Lake Marion
by naturelover.
Re: Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012
Thu 20 Jun, 2013 3:13 pm
Congrats Shazcol, lovely shot!
Re: Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012
Thu 20 Jun, 2013 3:18 pm
biggbird wrote:Congrats Shazcol, lovely shot!
Yep, a standout for sure, well done!
Re: Tasmanian Photo of the Year 2012
Thu 04 Jul, 2013 8:53 am
Proves you don't need a high end DSLR to get a good shot. The truth is I left my DSLR at home this trip to save weight.
Interesting side note about my photo. I recently read a book about the early history of people and vehicles visiting Cradle and I could not believe the almost same shot appears on page 35. The shot was taken by Spurling in the very early 1900's but it is misnamed as Agnew, not McRae.
Interesting side note about my photo. I recently read a book about the early history of people and vehicles visiting Cradle and I could not believe the almost same shot appears on page 35. The shot was taken by Spurling in the very early 1900's but it is misnamed as Agnew, not McRae.
- Misnamed Spurling photo
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