As I mentioned in a previous post, the landscape of Tasmania is extremely diverse — especially for an island that’s only about the size of Georgia or West Virginia. These two photos were taken at Cradle Mountain National Park in the north central mountains. The top shot is a boardwalk along the Waterfalls Walk. The entire track is boardwalk and leads to two waterfalls. The bottom shot is a river along a track appropriately called The Enchanted Walk. Both photos highlight the mossy forest typical of Cradle Mountain. It feels as if dwarves and elves might be hiding just around the corner. Top Photo: Nikon D800 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 200, f/18 at 1 second
Bottom Photo: Nikon D800 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 64, f/20 at 5 seconds
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Very mysterious looking looks like a movie set.
—– In each leaf and frond
—– Clouds bounty is manifest
—– And in the silken streams .
You captured my exact thoughts what a beautiful location seen from your lense
Thanks Aunt Sue. I want to go back already.
I feel like I’ve been transported to Middle Earth. Is that an effect you put on the water?
Hi Maria, that silky effect of the water is due to the five second exposure time. Camera was held still on a tripod.
Really gorgeous. Love the boardwalk is a story unto itself.
Thanks Bobbo, hope all is well.