These photographs were taken on Bruny Island off the coast of Tasmania.
The southern Australian sky’s over Bruny Island in Tasmania are stunning.
There are vast expanses of water surrounding Tasmania and the ocean is full of beautiful Islands such as Bruny Island.
The coastline off of Bruny Island photographs beautifully.
Bruny Island is a travel photographers dream.
For more information about Bruny Island check out the link below
http://brunyisland.net.au/
The historic Bruny Island lighthouse. Built from locally quarried stone.
Bruny Island is located off of the Tasmanian coastline and is reached by a 15 minute ferry ride. You can take your car or camper van on the ferry and there are loads of stunning accommodation properties overlooking the coastline.
Bruny Island has a lot to offer all year around with changing vistas, beaches that are great to walk on in all weather and stunning national parks.
The coastline off of Bruny Island is lovely and accessible by local boat tours.
Bruny Island offers a great mix of beaches and bushland.
Stunning night sky’s.
Plant life is everywhere.
I spotted these wild artichokes growing in Simpsons Bay. As well as native plants Bruny Island has imported flowers and fruit tree’s brought there by early settlers.
There are a myriad of bay’s beaches and rain forests on Bruny Island.
Bruny Island is an exotic and interesting jewell in Australia’s history.
For more information about Bruny Island Tasmania visit http://brunyisland.net.au/
Bruny Island is surrounded by crisp clean beaches and stunning bays.
Many of the beaches are edged by lovely bushland or salty scrub and sand dunes.
There are so many beaches on Bruny that there are almost enough for every family on the Island to have a beach to themselves.
The waters are incredibly clean and if your lucky you are very likely to see dolphins and occasionally a whale.
There are small beaches, large beaches and vast sandy bays on both north and south Bruny Island.
Tasmania is well known for it’s stunning photography and Bruny Island is a perfect place to take beautiful tonal photographs.
Surfing is an extremely popular pastime on Bruny Island and many surfers report surfing with dolphins.
Bruny Island is an extremely popular Tasmanian tourism destination yet it still retains a lovely rural untouched charm.
For information about Bruny Island holidays visit http://brunyisland.net.au/
These Australian fur seals were photographed on the rocks off the coast of south Bruny Island Tasmania, they are best spotted from a boat & Bruny Island is a great place for boating. A lot of local Islanders own their own boats but there are also a few commercial boat cruises that tour the stunning Bruny Island coastline.
However you don’t need to go boating to see the ducks on Bruny Island, there are lots of cute ducks in streams & rainwater dams all across the north & south Islands.
I’m not totally sure if these are duck eggs or the eggs of a native bird but they were spotted on Bruny Island in the bush. 
Coastal birds of Bruny Island Tasmania.
This fine looking specimen of kangaroo was photographed in the back paddock of my mum’s house in Simpsons Bay Bruny Island.
This slow moving Echidna was spotted trying to cross the road in Simpsons. For more info about Bruny Island
http://brunyisland.net.au/
Bruny Island is not just known for it’s beaches & stunning bushland but it is also a popular spot for bird watchers & photographers.
Photography is a popular pastime for some of our local bird watchers.
Above is a native yellow-tailed black-cockatoo.
An eagle soaring above Bruny Island.
A flock of seagulls above & in the frame below a classic tasmanian sky as photographed on Bruny Island.
A native Australian Kookaburra.
Above is a picture by a local photographer Warwick Berry. This albatross is fishing for its dinner whilst in our picture below some local Bruny Islanders are fishing for their dinner, maybe they will catch some Tasmanian Salmon or some fresh squid.
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These cute little frogs were photographed on Bruny Island Tasmania.
This little frog became a photography project after we spotted him on my mums window in Simpsons Bay Bruny Island Tasmania.
These frogs make the most beautiful & relaxing noises at sundown.
The frog actually stepped on the lens of the camera for this photograph, we were surprised but clicked the shot.
For more info about Bruny Island Tasmania go to
http://brunyisland.net.au/
This is the stern of local fishing boat docked on Bruny Island after a local diving trip.
This blog entry is designed as a photographic & fresh food feast for the eyes.
Above is a net full of scallops fresh on the boat at Alonnah on south Bruny Island.
This adorable dog loves to go swimming off the side of the fishing boat.
This is the freshest scallop you will ever see. We opened this scallop on the deck of the boat fresh out of the water.
I actually ate my first raw scallop on the boat that day, seasoned with sea water. It was really tasty & quite sweet in flavour.
I have included some photographic postcards with some information about some of Bruny Islands fresh produce.
Bruny Island is a great place to travel or to live. Fresh air, fresh food & amazing Tasmanian scenery check out this link for more info
http://brunyisland.net.au/
Bruny Island is a stunning place to visit, especially if you like, fresh air, lovely walks & clear sky’s. People travel from all over Australia & the world to get a glimpse of our beautiful sunsets.
Bruny Island is a stunning jewel off the coast of Tasmania & is very popular with travel photographers & amateur photographers alike.
It’s near impossible to point a camera anywhere on Bruny Island without capturing a stunning photographic vista.
The cloud formations & tinted sunsets & sunrises on Bruny Island are subtle yet colourful.
Below is a little postcard from Bruny Island. Check out
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Bruny Island is a great place for travel photography.
These Australian fur seals are frolicking in the waters off the coast of Bruny Island.
This boat is anchored off of Bruny Island Tasmania.
The climate on Bruny Island is great for Water-lilies.
Above Postcards from Bruny Island. For more info about Bruny Island
http://brunyisland.net.au/
This photograph depicts the reflection of the ferry dock on Bruny Island, Tasmania.
This is a creative piece of photography of wild wheat stalks in my mums back yard on Bruny Island.
Postcard from Bruny Island Tasmania Australia.
