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Luke O'Brien Photography

Luke O'Brien Photography

tasmanian landscape photography

2014 Tasmanian Landscapes Calendar

October 15, 2013
Thanks to the great work of Hobart Imaging my 2014 Tasmanian landscapes calendar is now available! The calendar is available for $15.00 by getting in touch with me directly. I will have the calendar at my Salamanca Market stall in Hobart each Saturday but for those a little further afield please contact me. Images and...Read More

Lake St Clair

December 10, 2010
Lake St Clair is not just the end of the Overland Track, but one of Tasmania’s greatest buswalking and scenic areas. The rainforest walk from Cynthia Bay to Narcissus Hut, with panoramic views of Lake St Clair and Mt Ida, is a great way to introduce yourself to the park, with panoramic views from Echo Point...Read More

Cape Hauy, Tasman Peninsula

October 26, 2010
Cape Hauy is another classic day walk on the Tasman Peninsula, on the way to Port Arthur. The walk leaves from Fortescue Bay, and is a little less than 2 hours one way. The views up and down the coast, from Pirates Bay in the north all the way down south towards Cape Pillar and...Read More

Liffey Falls, Great Western Tiers

October 5, 2010
Water has to be my favourite subject to shoot. For a dynamic moving image, nothing is better than fast flowing creeks and waterfalls, and the added plus to Liffey Falls is the number of cascades. The main fall itself has a couple of tiers with numerous rocky ledges, dispersing the falling water into dozens of smaller cascades. The...Read More

View from the Top – Mt Ossa, Tasmania

April 7, 2010
There will be more to come shortly, but for starters here’s the view from the top of Mt Ossa that greeted us on Monday. It literally could not have been better. We were at 1617 metres, the highest point in Tasmania, and there was literally no wind and the sun was just nice and warm. Even one...Read More

Bay of Fires, North East Tasmania

February 4, 2010
The Bay of Fires is a fantastic stretch of coast in NE Tas, stretching from the Mt William National Park in the north, down towards Binalong Bay. Here are a few images from a trip I took to the area  around easter 2009. The Bay of Fires is famous for its brilliant blue sea fringed by the lichen...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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