There is a special star attraction on Bruny Island – sounding a bit like a character from a Lord of the Rings movie, the “White Wallaby of Adventure Bay” kept us intrepid explorers enthralled on a recent two day photography workshop on the island. It was interesting to see that the white wallaby has a regular brown coloured joey!

White Wallaby with joey, Bruny Island

White wallaby, Bruny Island photography tour. Apparently not all grass is good grass!

Apart from the White wallaby…

Bruny Island is a nature lovers paradise. Apart from the white wallaby, it is particularly known for bird watching. In a short couple of hours we saw a white bellied sea eagle, oyster catchers, herons, a rosella and many others I can’t name…

White bellied sea eagle, Bruny Island

Oystercatcher, Bruny Island

As with all of my workshops and in the field tuition, a dusk and dawn shoot were included and we were treated to quite a dramatic display of cloud and light over the thin strip of land known as the Neck. Magically the thick cloud cleared for around 30 minutes to allow a little bit of fire in the sky before completely clouding over again.

Dusk scene, looking towards Cape Queen Elizabeth, Bruny Island

Sunset at the Neck, Bruny Island photographic workshop Tasmania

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