Every time I visit Tasmania, it captures a piece of my heart, to the point where I find myself playfully pestering my husband Ben daily with the question, 'Can we please move to Tasmania?' Despite his consistent 'nope,' I hold onto the hope that one day his answer might transform into an enthusiastic 'Let's do it!'
Tasmania, for me, is a breath of fresh air in the most literal sense. Its untamed beauty is something out of a storybook. A dear friend of mine, who relocated there, once described it perfectly, 'I love Tassie; there's pretty water everywhere.' That resonates deeply with my experiences. The island's stunning landscape has given rise to some of my best work in landscape photography. In Tasmania, you don’t just take photos; you capture moments of paradise found in its myriad hidden nooks and crannies.
In jest, I often say to those who ask, 'Tasmania? Oh, it's a terrible place, you should never visit!' But that's just my playful way of keeping Tasmania our little secret – an unspoiled haven that continues to inspire and captivate with each visit.
