Two weeks in Tasmania and not a sign of rain! The workshop was great and all the foul weather plans were unnecessary – talk about lucky. After we all said goodbye in Launceston, Dianne and I found our truck in the car park of Launceston Airport and headed south to explore some more of Tasmania.
Port Arthur from the cold waters of the bay.
Oatlands Mill
Island of the Dead – Port Arthur
Hells Gate Lighthouse on a rare sunny day.
Six obedient seagulls – Bruny Island
Long forgotten graves
Fog towards Cradle Mountain
Winter wood – New Norfolk
Convict graves – Ross
Low Head lighthouse
Ripples on the Gordon River
Shop Dummy – Ross
Painting at Dove Lake – Cradle Mountain
Architectural Minimalness -Oatlands
Bichneo fishing boats
Architectural Practicalness – Zeehan
Banks of the Tamar
Cheap Beer
Port Arthur get away car
Archictectural Impressiveness – Ross
Architectural Awesomeness – Rosebury
Splashing Paint 
Beautiful photos, awsome nature. I was hoping for one or two of your demonstration pieces as well. Your vision of nature transformed into paintings is something I always look forward to very much. Your painting style is again and again a feast for the eyes and the soul.
Best regards,
Zora
Loving the Tassie black n whites. ‘Tis great to luck in wonderful weather there. D n L xx
John, I’m loving the black and white photos… they really add to the character of the place! I made it to Invercargill once on a backpack trip through New Zealand. Thought about making our way across to Tasmania but couldn’t work it out…. you’ve filled in some of the “visual holes” for me. Thanks for sharing these. They are so unique!
Best,
Bill Dunn
San Diego
Stunning as I would expect