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Reflections on Sea Elephant river, northern King Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Afternoon light at Pearshape lagoon, central King Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Lobster (Crayfish) trawlers in the Currie Harbour, King Island, Tasmania

Lobster (Crayfish) trawlers in the Currie Harbour, King Island, Tasmania
The fishing industry based on king Island on the western side of Bass Strait, is vital to the Islands economy. Lobster (Crayfish)

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Aerial view of the mountains in the Strzelecki national park, Flinders Island, Bass Straight

Aerial view of the mountains in the Strzelecki national park, Flinders Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Rocks with Lichen, Sawyers bay, Flinders Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Winding track through trees, Sawyers bay, Flinders Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Coastal view at Blue Rocks, Flinders Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Strzelecki national park, Flinders Island, Bass Straight, Tasmania

Fotheringate bay near the Strzelecki National Park, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

North east river estuary, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Coastal light Strzelecki National park, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Dawn at Blue rocks on Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Dramatic light on the Docks on the west coastline of Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Killiecrankie bay, west coastline of Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Sunrise at Blue Rocks on Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Marshall bay, western coastline of Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Trousers point, Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Marshall bay and views of Castle rock, western coastline of Flinders Island, Bass Strait, Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Steam Train, West Coast Wilderness Railway, Tasmania, Australia

Steam Train, West Coast Wilderness Railway, Tasmania, Australia
Restored steam engine, billowing steam, on the journey from Strahan to Queenstown, Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Howrah Beach, Hobart, Tasmania

Howrah Beach, Hobart, Tasmania
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia - September 24, 2017: People walking along Howrah Beach, on the eastern shore of the River Derwent, in the Hobart suburb of Howrah

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Tranquil paddle on Lake St Clair, Tasmania, Aust

Tranquil paddle on Lake St Clair, Tasmania, Aust
A tranquil winter paddle on a calm Lake St Clair, Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Moss covered rock formation at beach, Tessellated Pavement, Tasmania

Moss covered rock formation at beach, Tessellated Pavement, Tasmania
Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania - September 3, 2017: Moss-covered blocks of the Tessellated Pavement rock formation with Pirates Bay in the background

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: View to Hawksnest Cove and Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

View to Hawksnest Cove and Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania
Coles Bay, Tasmania, Australia - October 2, 2017: The arc of Wineglass Bay from the Wineglass Bay overlook trail

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Sea cliffs, Cape Hauy, Tasmania

Sea cliffs, Cape Hauy, Tasmania
Near Port Arthur, Tasman National Park, Tasmania - September 2, 2017: Sea cliffs along the Cape Hauy track, the highest in Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Pandani over Lake Oberon, Tasmania, Australia

Pandani over Lake Oberon, Tasmania, Australia
A classic view of Lake Oberon with Pandanus in the foreground. Western Arthur Range, Tasmania World Heritage Area, Southwest National Park, Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Tasmania (TAS)

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the flag of Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Bay of Fires in Tasmania

Bay of Fires in Tasmania
Red lichen covered rocks on beach, Bay of Fires. Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Australian wombat

Australian wombat
Australian common wombat is marsupial and herbivore, only coming out at dusk and evening to feed

Stargazing
Hobart capital of Tasmania. Australia

Deep Creek at William National Park, Bay of Fires, Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: View of Mount Roland at Wilmot in Tasmania

View of Mount Roland at Wilmot in Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Cataract Gorge

Cataract Gorge
Alexandra suspension bridge over Cataract Gorge in Launceston, Tasmania

Cape Raoul`s sea cliffs of Dolerite at sunrise, Tasman National Park, Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: The Tasman Bridge in Hobart, Tasmania

The Tasman Bridge in Hobart, Tasmania
Downtown District, Hobart, Tasmania Island, Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain

Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain. Tasmania. Australia

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Red rock with lichen and storm clouds

Red rock with lichen and storm clouds
Binalong bay on Tasmanians east coast has this red lichen growing over the rocks. Storm clouds pass overhead ( bay of fires)

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Tasman Bridge reflections at night

Tasman Bridge reflections at night
Tasman Bridge reflected on Derwent River at night in Hobart

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Bay Of Fires Beach Tasmania Evening Scene

Bay Of Fires Beach Tasmania Evening Scene
Lining Tasmania's north-east coast, the Bay of Fires is that perfect combination of clean white beaches, clear azure seas and granite rocks splashed in orange lichen

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Lichen covered rocks on the beach. Bay of Fires. Binalong Bay. Tasmania. Australia

Lichen covered rocks on the beach. Bay of Fires. Binalong Bay. Tasmania. Australia
Bay of Fires. Binalong Bay. Tasmania. Australia

Sunrise at Tessellated Pavement, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: View of Hobart and River Derwent from Sandy Bay

View of Hobart and River Derwent from Sandy Bay
The city lights glow golden as the sun sets over Hobart

Tasmania (TAS) Collection: Port Arthur, Tasmania

Port Arthur, Tasmania
Port Arthur Historic Site is a World Heritage listed penal colony and is the best preserved convict site in Australia, and among the most significant. Located in South East Tasmania. Australia

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