This is a very quick slide show featuring the images of workshop and the participants themselves!

Please excuse the speed of the rotations - there was a lot to fit in!

Having just returned from an awesome workshop at Victoria's Great Ocean Road (note the gaggle of photographers shooting feverishly as we are treated to some direct sunlight - lasted just 2 minutes), I thought i would share some observations.........

Just a quick note to let you know that we have finished the Tasmanian Book Project! yippee! 12 members have produced an amazingly beautiful book that should arrive just before Christmas!

I have created a page with previews - here

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As part of my landscapephotographeronline.com site – we are proud to announce a new project – we are going to do a collaborative book based on Tasmanians landscape.

To find out more click here – landscapephotographeronline.com

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The video for our 2010 Freycinet workshop is now live - have a look at what we got up to! If you would like to join us on our next workshop - http://www.tomputtphotographicworkshops.com You can also view some images taken by participants at...

 A quick video / slideshow of our Autumn Colours workshop at Cradle mountain. Images were taken by participants - we all had a great time. If you would like to join us on our next workshop - http://www.tomputtphotographicworkshops.com/hurry - stil...

Following the successful Cradle Mountain Workshop, Tom and I adventured on to Freycinet to scope it out for workshop potential - I think it took us about 10 minutes to figure out that it was a "no brainer!" it’s a fantastic place for a workshop!

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This week I returned from another successful Cradle Mountain workshop.

The weather was very variable - as it often is at Cradle, but that did not stop us. Tom Putt (www.tomputt.com) and myself led eight participants around the national park capturing amazing natural beauty in amazing natural weather!

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Having recently returned from the Cradle Mountain workshop - I thought I would share some images taken during the week. Over the next few weeks I will write a couple of articles on the workshop and I hope to feature the work of some of it's particip...

Australian Landscape Photographer Ian Wallace uses his physically converted Nikon D200 to capture some beautiful Black and White Infrared Images over the Tasman Peninsula. Thanks to Doug for flying! I always jump at any opportunity to see Tasman...