23 amazing black and white images of Tasmania
Seen better days - Binnelong Bay
Tasmania is an amazing place for photography. So many wild places, so many undiscovered opportunities to take the “perfect” image. In this aricle we share 23 of the best black and white images of special places in Tasmania we could find. They highlight the beauty of this amazing Island and take you there to enjoy the best of Tasmania.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy Tasmania in black and white, you won’t be disappointed!
Image: Brentbat via Flickr
Lake Pedder, one foggy winter's morning.
Image: ToniFish via Flickr
Loop System Quintet by Conrad Shawcross - Mona Tasmania
Image: Fraser Mummery – via Flickr
Cascade Brewery - Hobart
Image: Bill Higham via Flickr
Vertical Retort - Launceston Tasmania
Image: Mugley via Flickr
Wreck of the Otago - Derwent River, Hobart
Image: Bill Higham via Flickr
Road to Black Island
Image: Gajman via Flickr
The swimming school - Hobart
Image: Hani Amir via Flickr
Footsteps - Seven Mile beach
Image: Hani Amir via Flickr
Mt Wellington Hobart - Clouds
Image: GimmeFood:-) via Flickr
Waterfalls Track, Cradle Mountain National Park
Image: Martin Canning via Flickr
On the way to Cradle Mountain
Image: Liv Ellingson via Flickr
Hilltown Gothic - Launceston
Image: mugley via Flickr
Strangers on a bridge - Launceston
Image: mugley via Flickr
Boat Shed - Crater Lake - Cradle Mountain National Park
Image: Richard Munckton via Flickr
Incipience, Freycinet
Image: Stefan Karpiniec via Flickr
Friends - Sisters Beach
Image: Leonrw via Flickr
Boat Shed - Dove Lake Cradle Mountain
Image: Ozjimbob via Flickr
Nelson Falls
Image: **Sasho via Flickr
Start Boardwalk to Dove Lake
Image: dr.r.lam via Flickr
Confused at Cradle Mountain?
Image: vanlaar via Flickr
Gum Trees from the top of Mount Nelson
Image: Vanlaar via Flickr
Organ Pipes - Mt. Wellington in Winter
Image: ccdoh1 via Flickr
Which was your favourite black and white photograph?
Do you have any images taken in Tasmania you would like to share here?
Shoot us a comment below telling us which one you loved or that you have a picture to share here. We would love your feedback.
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wow..we are trying to coalate our 4 day stay in tassie ..and may i add our first stay…really amvery confused as to where we would like to go the Freycinete East Coast or stay close to Launceston and do Cradle Mt..It wil be my husbands 60th birthday.. want to make it super special…i just love all the photos ..in particular because in black and whtie…….thankyou….Roz Horne
Hi Roz,
Thanks with your feedback about the balck and white images. They do look great!
4 days in Tasmania. Do you have a car? Where do you arrive. Launceston or Hobart?
Freycinet is beautiful, as is Cradle Mountain. If you are staying in the north of Tasmania, try and fit in both!
Distances are not so long in Tassie but driving time is, you need to try and plan it so you are not driving all day.
let us know your plans and we will try and make some suggestions.
Enjoy
Frank
Hi Frank and Sue,
Thanks for your informative site, it enabled me to prepare myself for my visit. I followed your advice and took the trail from Dove Lake up to the Face Trail..wow..very steep in places, but the views were spectacular !! The day was crystal clear, skies a deep blue which framed the Mountains to perfection…think I got lucky there ! I have photo’s that make others who have visited on day’s not so clear, very envious. Thanks again, and I will be back, as there is so much to see.
Cheers….Pete
Hi Peter,
Thanks for dropping by!
The Face Track can be a challenge, we find it harder going down rather than up!
Would love to share some of your images and story of you are interested. Just shoot us an email at frank@cradlemountain.net if you are interested.
Cheers
Frank and Sue
Hi Frank and Sue,
Nice set of photos, but then I would have to say that being a Tasmanian. Is Black Island a Tassie destination? You have me puzzled on this one and I generally like to think I know or have heard of most places in Tassie (even off the beaten path).
Cheers
Andrew
Is it on the Tamar Wetlands?
Hi Andrew,
No we have never been to Black Island but I actually double checked before I put up the shot as I had never heard of it either.
It is near Strahan (I hope!) This is the link to a map of it (as taken by the photographers camera GPS)
Hope this makes sense!
Frank
(The other answer is that the photographer called it “Black Island ” because it was black!)
A pleasure to see one of my images in such good company. Thanks.
Thanks Fraser ,
Loved the light in yours.
Cheers and I hope we attributed it correctly!
Frank
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