Tasman Peninsula

9 photographs from Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, shot 2022. Most often featuring crashing waves, storm clouds, and coastal cliffs.

Stratified dolerite cliffs at Cape Pillar rise from turbulent water, their vertical faces softened by thick mist and white foam at the base.

Cliffs in Mist at Cape PillarTasman Peninsula

Horizontal cliff layers at Cape Pillar with turquoise waves crashing at the base and soft directional light across the stratified rock surfaces.

Layered Cliffs Above Turquoise WaterTasman Peninsula

Columnar dolerite cliffs at Cape Pillar rise from a grey sea in diffused light, white foam at the base where waves break.

Columns Over the Open SeaTasman Peninsula

Tall columnar basalt cliffs recede into misty haze above a rough sea at Cape Pillar, Tasman Peninsula, April 2022.

Columns Above the TasmanTasman Peninsula

Deep-fissured basalt pillars in soft backlight above crashing white surf at the base of Cape Pillar's sea cliffs, April 2022.

Backlit Pillars in Sea SprayTasman Peninsula

Hexagonal basalt columns rise from breaking surf at Cape Pillar, with patches of green vegetation clinging to the upper ledges, April 2022.

Hexagonal Wall at the WaterlineTasman Peninsula

Light-coloured vegetation on ledges of dark columnar basalt at Cape Pillar, Tasman Peninsula, under overcast afternoon light, April 2022.

Pale Ledges on Dark RockTasman Peninsula

A single seabird soars between vertical columnar cliffs at Cape Pillar, Tasman Peninsula, below a sky of warm light and heavy cloud, April 2022.

Lone Seabird Over the ColumnsTasman Peninsula

A bird in silhouette before Cape Pillar's massive basalt columns, warm haze on the left and deep shadow on the right, April 2022.

Scale at Cape PillarTasman Peninsula