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Luke O'Brien Photography

Luke O'Brien Photography

Photography Tours and Workshops

Sassafras flowers

September 24, 2020
Fallen sassafras flowers on beds of moss are one of my favourite spring things and recently during one of my Mt Field & Styx Valley day tours we had a great time shooting the flowers.   The Tasmanian sassafras, or Atherosperma moschatum, is an early bloomer, with flowers appearing in late winter/very early spring. They...Read More

Upcoming Tasmanian Photography Workshops

August 21, 2020
** UPDATE AUGUST 2020: Due to the Tasmanian border restrictions, my spring Bay of Fires trip is now only available to Tasmanian residents (the Freycinet & Cradle tours are now cancelled) ** Contact me with any questions or to book a place. Mt Field & Styx Valley: ** Runs on demand ** $295 now $250...Read More

Cradle Mountain Photography Workshops

June 14, 2019
My 4 day Cradle Mountain Photography Workshops have evolved into a biannual event, one in autumn and one in spring. In addition I run private 3 day tours for 1 or 2 guests all year round. All Cradle Mountain trips include sunrise, sunset and (weather permitting) a night sky shoot at Dove Lake. During the...Read More

RACT Cradle Mountain Hotel

May 28, 2018
As many of you would know I have been running regular photography tours to Cradle Mountain for years now, staying at the Cradle Mountain Hotel. This winter, RACT and I have partnered up to present another trip, running from June 19-22. All the details can be found on the Cradle Mountain Hotel’s own webpage, and...Read More

Wineglass Bay & Freycinet Photography Tour

September 30, 2017
I am very excited to announce this brand new 3 day Freycinet Photography Tour! The first of these tours will run from June 5-7, 2018. Two Nights at the Freycinet Lodge This new tour will run in the same format as my Cradle Mountain and Bay of Fires trips, in that each participant will enjoy...Read More

Mt Field Day Tour

September 27, 2017
My photographic Mt Field day tour is scheduled for multiple dates throughout the coming spring. The day out includes a half day at a couple of Tasmania’s most impressive waterfalls – Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. As well as shooting the falls, we will pay close attention to the forest floor which at this time...Read More

Aurora during Bay of Fires Workshop!

April 14, 2017
The aurora australis made a little cameo during last weeks Bay of Fires workshop! The clouds were unfortunately placed in the south but nevertheless a clear band of green in a gap came through, and we managed a few snaps. It is always exciting to see the aurora, and as part of a group tour...Read More

10 days on the Island – Photography Workshop

March 21, 2017
Michael Snedic, of WildNature Photo Expeditions, and I are gearing up for our very own photographic “10 Days on the Island”, a 10 day workshop that covers most of the state! Running from May 22-31, the trip includes 3 nights on the east coast at Bicheno, 3 nights at Cradle Mountain and a further 3...Read More

Raptor Photography Workshop

June 13, 2015
On Sunday August 2, I will be running a raptor photography workshop at the Raptor Refuge in southern Tasmania. The Raptor Refuge is a working refuge and rehabilitation centre for Tasmania’s magnificent raptors rather than a zoo or wildlife park and is therefore not open to the public on a regular basis. Support Raptor Conservation...Read More

Raptor Refuge Art & Photography Workshop

January 20, 2015
I will be presenting a workshop over 2 days with wildlife artist Katherine Cooper at the Raptor Refuge on the weekend of April 18 & 19, 2015. The Raptor Refuge is not open to the public so this is a very unique opportunity to spend an extended period of time here, meeting “Raptor Man” Craig...Read More

Raptor Reflections Art & Photography Workshop

December 11, 2014
Wildlife artist Katherine Cooper and I are presenting another edition of our “Raptor Reflections” art and photography workshop at Tasmania’s Raptor Refuge. The workshop is a very unique opportunity to see the inner workings of this working refuge for Tasmania’s endangered raptors. The refuge is not a wildlife park or zoo, and is only accessible...Read More
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