tasmania

Bolt through the bush

Never mind the Harold Holt, I ain't got time for rhyming slang. With blue skies, a grinding left and zero crowds I'd be running down this bush track faster than Usain Bolt.

Thankfully Nicholas Green isn't quite so impatient and stopped to fire off a few shots.

Bolt through the bush

Never mind the Harold Holt, I ain't got time for rhyming slang. With blue skies, a grinding left and zero crowds I'd be running down this bush track faster than Usain Bolt.

Thankfully Nicholas Green isn't quite so impatient and stopped to fire off a few shots.

Shelf Life

Tassie ain't all Shippies madness and isolated west coast reefbreaks. Despite the cold and the relentless Roaring 40's winds, Tassie can often be fun. In this session, Tassie photographer, Nicholas Green, captures locals timing their run across a shallow, barrelling shelf.

All photos by Nicholas.

Shelf Life

Tassie ain't all Shippies madness and isolated west coast reefbreaks. Despite the cold and the relentless Roaring 40's winds, Tassie can often be fun. In this session, Tassie photographer, Nicholas Green, captures locals timing their run across a shallow, barrelling shelf.

All photos by Nicholas.

All around the apple cart

Tasmanian photographer, Mathew Tildesley, recently sent us a surprising selection of shots from his home island. Surprising because there wasn't one shot of Shipsterns Bluff amongst them - proof that there's much more to the Apple Isle than that lone wave.

They were also surprising because it almost looks warm in these photos. Cold, you say? Nah...look at all that blue sky.

All photo by Matt.

All around the apple cart

Tasmanian photographer, Mathew Tildesley, recently sent us a surprising selection of shots from his home island. Surprising because there wasn't one shot of Shipsterns Bluff amongst them - proof that there's much more to the Apple Isle than that lone wave.

They were also surprising because it almost looks warm in these photos. Cold, you say? Nah...look at all that blue sky.

All photo by Matt.

Rubber Soul

The fella who took these pics, Mick Gullan, works in a surfshop and reckons he's never sold as many gloves, boots and hoods as he had in the three days of the swell. It's a hardy soul that wants to dip his toes when there's snow down to 200 metres, but judging by the photos there's a few hardy souls in Tasmania. Mick Gullan takes photos all around Tasmania, to see more of his work check his Surfscape blog.

Rubber Soul

The fella who took these pics, Mick Gullan, works in a surfshop and reckons he's never sold as many gloves, boots and hoods as he had in the three days of the swell. It's a hardy soul that wants to dip his toes when there's snow down to 200 metres, but judging by the photos there's a few hardy souls in Tasmania. Mick Gullan takes photos all around Tasmania, to see more of his work check his Surfscape blog.

Death Defying

Yet while all that madness was happening the really death defying surfing was occurring across the bay at Tassie's small wave locations. After all, the best way to defy death is by not driving around to Shippies and taking on the ledge.

Death Defying

Yet while all that madness was happening the really death defying surfing was occurring across the bay at Tassie's small wave locations. After all, the best way to defy death is by not driving around to Shippies and taking on the ledge.

Labouring In The West

The March long weekend in Tassie is when the state's premier surfing event takes place. With around 140 competitors taking part it's our biggest event on the surfing calender and now in its 34th year.

Labouring In The West

The March long weekend in Tassie is when the state's premier surfing event takes place. With around 140 competitors taking part it's our biggest event on the surfing calender and now in its 34th year.

Midsummer Shippies

Under glorious blue skies bathers frolicked on the rocks, sailboats bobbed about in the bay and surfers took turns on the waves. What better way to spend a summers day then launching off a ten foot, triple-sucking death ledge? All photos Nicholas Green.//STUART NETTLE

Midsummer Shippies

Under glorious blue skies bathers frolicked on the rocks, sailboats bobbed about in the bay and surfers took turns on the waves. What better way to spend a summers day then launching off a ten foot, triple-sucking death ledge? All photos Nicholas Green.//STUART NETTLE