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Luke O'Brien Photography

Luke O'Brien Photography

Cradle Mountain and Central North

Cradle Mountain Photography Tour & Workshop

October 17, 2022
I run highly personalised Cradle Mountain photography tours to Tasmania’s most celebrated natural icon for one or two guests on demand. The tour is a 2 night/3 day trip to one of Tasmania’s most popular landscape photography locations. What do we photograph on one of these tours? Upon arrival we will visit some of the...Read More

Tasmanian Fagus & Macro Photography

May 8, 2013
As well as adding a beautiful splash of colour when taking grand, wide open landscape photographs, the Tasmanian fagus is a wonderful subject for macro photography. After a couple of days walking through the clouds and snow and hail beyond Marions Lookout, I spent my last morning at Dove Lake on the slopes of Mt...Read More

Autumn in Tasmania

February 26, 2013
Autumn in Tasmania is a landscape photographers delight. The mountain sides are a riot of colour as Tasmania’s deciduous beech, the fagus, farewells the summer and its leaves change to reds, oranges and yellows. Cradle Mountain is a great place to view this unique Tasmanian experience. Another highlight of the Tasmanian autumn is searching in...Read More

Life in the Cushion Plants

February 3, 2012
Summer in the mountains is flower time. Most Tasmanian flowers are small enough as it is, but the flowers that bloom on the cushion plants are very small indeed. Cushion plants, for those who aren’t familiar with them, are a very rigid plant that grows on the ground in bright green round clumps. It is an...Read More

Tasmanian photography locations: Cradle Mountain

September 21, 2009
Cradle Mountain is perhaps the best know Tasmanian photography locations and the beloved symbol of the Tasmanian Wilderness. It is the most well known and most visited part of Tasmania, and a highlight of any Tasmanian photography trip. Dove Lake is at around 900m altitude, and the peak of Cradle Mountain is over 1500m. Walks range...Read More

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