Tasmania Photography Tours

Tasmania Photography Tours Tasmania Photography Tour is a great chance to experience some of the world's most spectacular landscapes while learning to photograph it. 4 people maximum.

About Alfonso: https://www.alfonso.com.au/about Enjoy a truly authentic travel experience - a trip of a lifetime! Travel and learn photographic techniques at an easy pace. Learn or refine your travel photography skills with 6 hours daily tuition. We'll focus on photographing Landscapes, People, Food, Still Life, Street Portraits, Night, Architecture, Nature & Close Up styles/genres. Learn to ph

otograph a story book. Learn Photo Editing in Lightroom 4.0. Benefit from private one-to-one tuition that will allow you to learn at your own pace
Daily photo editing will give you the confidence and experience to process your images effectively. This 24/7 experience allows you the chance to ask as many questions as you would like! Hand picked locations provide the chance to practice the many genres of travel photography while enjoying the sights. Locations have been carefully chosen to offer a variety of experiences both with scenery, food and culture.Learn to master landscapes and nature photography. This Tour is lead by Professional Photographer Alfonso Calero who will assist you when you need to communicate with locals to get the perfect photo.

10/07/2025

Great testimonial from a repeat customer who also came to Japan last year.

Check out my photo on a whisky bottle! For sale at Launceston or Hobart Airport (past security) Hand carry only. They ha...
16/01/2025

Check out my photo on a whisky bottle! For sale at Launceston or Hobart Airport (past security) Hand carry only. They have won numerous awards but the label design award is also fantastic.

Arthur's Lake is located 1042 meters above sea level in the central highlands rugged region of Tasmanian and is the pristine water source for Callington Mill Distillery's single malt whisky.

Arthurs Lake is also home to Callington Mill Blue Lake Lodge - where they have been quietly maturing this whisky in the brooding climate and biodiversity of the Tasmanian wilderness.

Finding the order in the chaos.Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns or meanings w...
20/12/2024

Finding the order in the chaos.
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns or meanings where they don't exist. It's a type of apophenia, and it's often visual in nature. What do you see?

On a rare occasion we had Arthur Lake icy and foggy for a moody landscape shot.
17/09/2024

On a rare occasion we had Arthur Lake icy and foggy for a moody landscape shot.

31/07/2024

Join me in Dec, 2024

Tasmania is a great island for landscape photography because of its quick access to waterfalls, lakes, mountains, rivers...
30/07/2024

Tasmania is a great island for landscape photography because of its quick access to waterfalls, lakes, mountains, rivers seascapes....

Bushfire management, including cultural burning, is effective for several reasons:1. *Reduces fuel loads*: Regular burni...
28/06/2024

Bushfire management, including cultural burning, is effective for several reasons:

1. *Reduces fuel loads*: Regular burning reduces the amount of flammable material on the ground, making it harder for fires to start and spread.

2. *Promotes healthy ecosystems*: Cultural burning mimics natural fire cycles, maintaining ecosystem balance and diversity.

3. *Protects biodiversity*: By creating a mosaic of different fire ages, cultural burning preserves habitat for various plant and animal species.

4. *Mitigates wildfire risk*: Regular burning reduces the risk of catastrophic wildfires by breaking up fuel continuity.

5. *Supports Indigenous cultural practices*: Cultural burning aligns with traditional practices, promoting cultural heritage and community engagement.

6. *Improves firebreaks*: Strategic burning creates firebreaks, containing fires and protecting assets.

7. *Enhances ecosystem resilience*: Regular burning helps ecosystems adapt to climate change and other stressors.

8. *Supports carbon sequestration*: Cultural burning can promote carbon storage in soils and vegetation.

By incorporating cultural burning into bushfire management, we can better protect landscapes, ecosystems, and communities while honoring Indigenous cultural heritage.

15/09/2023

12 in 12 is 12 photos highlighted in about 12 minutes showcasing Tasmania's favourite spots and shots.

04/08/2023

Cradle Mt.

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Launceston, TAS
7000

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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