Nant is an old client of mine. I photographed the distillery in Bothwell when it opened in 2008. In December they opened a whisky bar in Salamanca, Hobart.

Last week we did a photo shoot of the bar and some of the whiskies they offer.

Cool place. Go and check it out.

Shop 3g/63 Wooby’s Lane
Salamanca, Battery Point
Tas, Australia, 7004
Phone: (03) 62595790

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Got up early this morning to photograph Hobart at dawn from Mount Wellington.

What a beautiful place I live in !

The temperature was a mild 15° but it got chilly very quickly as the wind was quite strong.
Hobart, the Tasman Bridge, the Derwent River and the Tasman Peninsual in the distance
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Sandy Bay, the Derwent River and the Tasman Peninsula in the distance
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Kingston and Bruny Island in the distance
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I spent 2 days photographing the beautiful Nori for Harmony Hill, a spa and beauty products company based outside of Hobart.

Nori flew especially from Japan with her makeup artist for the shoot.

We got some great shots ! The images will be used for marketing material, e-books and media articles.

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Landscape photograph shot at Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.

Notice the 3 guys body surfing in the transparent water.

Prints available for purchase here

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I recently did an architectural photo shoot for Taurus Construction in Hobart.

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I have just re-processed a shot that I took at a mixed martial arts event in Hobart a while back.

I love the intensity of his eyes.  The image was taken just before the fight… the adrenalin was definitely pumping.

And this is his opponent :

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Lovely portrait session on Nutgrove Beach in Hobart with Tara and her family.

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I did a photo shoot to illustrate an upcoming article about the Signal Station Brasserie in Tasmanian Life Magazine.

Here is a sneak preview :

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Chris Bell is one of the most revered wilderness photographers in Tasmania.

He has just published a new book called The Tarkine.

Chris agreed to answer some of my questions about the book (read below).

What was the motivation to produce this book ?

It had been 18 years since I first visited the Tarkine coast and I had forgotten how wonderful it really was.  My vision had also changed and I now saw things I had ‘missed’ before.  I was struck by how varied the coast was, how charming the components were –  but also how ephemeral much of this beauty was.  A day later and some of the things I was admiring had disappeared.  I have never seen so many potential subjects in a remote location before and was determined to do all I could to ensure that this wonderful place wasn’t ruined by inappropriate land uses.  The book project had begun!

How long did it take you to capture all the images ?

I worked on this project for about 3 years ( off and on ) yet even though I think I have captured the essence of the Tarkine, most of what I saw remains ‘un-captured’.  There are many things working against the photographer here – high winds, rain etc which make photography difficult,  but mostly it is the ephemeral nature of much of this place that makes photography difficult; a wonderful subject one day may have vanished a day later.

Could you tell us about a special moment while you were there ?

There are always special moments when working on a project such as this but possibly the one that charmed me the most was when I was walking back along the coast near the Interview River and suddenly realised I was  accompanied by a Tasmanian Devil which was trotting along several metres in front of me; it was not concerned with my presence and I walked the last half kilometre or so before we parted company and it trotted off among the sand dunes.  These are the memories that last and that I want to recall later when I will need it most.

You can view sample images and purchase the book online from Chris Bell’s website.

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Beautiful forest scene in the Blue Tier, north east Tasmania (between Weldborough and Pyengana).

Prints available here.

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