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  1. 15-01-2012, 1:50pm #1
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    Do not forget to visit Wilsons Promontory NP this summer.

    Do not forget to visit Wilsons Promontory NP this summer.

    I have been a regular visitor of the "prom" for years. I always get a lot of photographic opportunities.


    Fabulous sights. Great place for families and "loners" like myself. Plenty of hiking trails.

    And no, I do not work there or have any other connection to the "Prom" besides loving the place.


    Sealers Cove.



    View from Mount Oberon on Norman Bay beach.



    View from Mount Oberon on Norman Bay beach and Tidal River village





    Norman Bay beach



    Norman Bay



    Squeeky Beach



    Some sunsets from Tidal outlook:










    Footbridge over Tidal River.

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  2. 15-01-2012, 3:20pm #2
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    Great shots, Looks like a spectacular place for a visit as well as a Photo Shoot

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    what a great place. pristene beaches, great colours and all
    really like the second sunset shot. beautifully shot
    cc and enjoy

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    been years since ive been there....should make the trip some time for a shoot i think - oh and some great shots there
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    Quote Originally Posted by markallan View Post
    Great shots, Looks like a spectacular place for a visit as well as a Photo Shoot

    Mark
    Thanks Mark. There are many inlets and viewing spots and a nice sunset is practilcally guaranteed every (dry)night. I am sure that Tassie has fabulous places as well. I have been to the Walls of Jerusalem, Lake St-Clair, Cradle Mountain, Hobart, Launceston but I will have to visit again soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudman View Post
    what a great place. pristene beaches, great colours and all
    really like the second sunset shot. beautifully shot
    Thansk mudman.
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    Quote Originally Posted by milesy View Post
    been years since ive been there....should make the trip some time for a shoot i think - oh and some great shots there
    Thanks Milesy. Usually when I go, I only take my P & S camera and try to relax and take in the sights.
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  8. 06-02-2012, 10:39am #8
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    Such a pretty part of the world!
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    Very nice! I love the bridge one. Hmm I've been trying to think of good landscape places to visit and you've helped me out :-)
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    It's a long time since I was there, but it has to be one of the most beautiful places, and a photographer's dream. Thanks for the photos.
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    Some nice shots here. I would personally given number 9 a wider crop. It seems to make me want to see more...
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