Black, white and grainy

Black and white wilderness snaps from a long time ago on through my Yashica T4 with Lucky 100 film.

Cape Huay

Ferns

Tasman Trail, Tasman Peninsula

Grainy

Bivouac Bay, Tasman Peninsula

Log

Bellamy on rock

Foliage on Mt Wellington

Rope bridge

The William Pitt shipwreck

A creekbed

ye olde

Some oldies from a rediscovered film canister. These seem to take place all around the great southern state of Tasmania.

Echo Pt, Lake St Clair

Twin thumbs and Scandinavian pins

Mt Ida and a cairn

Me and a big tree

Ulverstone waterslide – a childhood day out

Sister’s Beach rivulet

Stanley and “The Nut”

A dead fish = art

Mystery fisherman

I just got a whole bunch of old film rolls developed from an old camera, here be one shot.

Human fishing in the rain about to get taken by the seagull perhaps circa 2012 – Yashica T4 (Fuji Color Pro 400H)

Echo Pt Hut

Lizzy and Al at Echo Pt hut on Lake St Clair circa 2012 – Yashica T4 (Fuji Color Pro 400H)

Hut hunting on Bruny Island

A few snaps from a quick mission to Moorina Bay/Cape Queen Elizabeth on Bruny Island to track down an old fisherman hut.

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Hidden in the dunes

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‘The Cardboard Goblet’

Dunie

Peaking through the shrubbery

Moorina Bay

Tomb raider

Rock arch at Mars Bluff

Ascending said rock arch

Cool path

A green mound

Cape Queen Elizabeth

South West Tasmania – day 6

Day 6 on the South Coast Track. After a morning ocean bathing session we packed up our carry bags and smashed out the last couple of hours of walking towards Cockle Creek. I was pretty happy to be leaving the sandflies which had destroyed my body over night, but saddened to leave the simple life we had been living the last 6 days.

School photo

Makeshift picnic bench and South Cape Bay

South Cape Bay from the clifftop

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The end of the road at Cockle Creek

The ‘true believers’

South West Tasmania – day 5

Day 5 on the South Coast Track. After another late departure we took off from our awesome clifftop camp spot at Surprise Bay and started for our last camp on the South Cape Rivulet. Today was hot, muddy, and a reasonably short walk which was a treat for our pins. There was even a rad natural shower on the way!