When I was still going to school, I did an exchange year in Tasmania. Two years ago, I returned to visit my friends and host family and to see more of this amazing island.
With my Tasmanian friends, I went on a camping trip to Southwest National Park, which encompasses some of the most remote areas in Tasmania. We were camping at Cockle Creek, which is close to the southernmost point of Tasmania and the only part of Southwest National Park accessible by car. In the morning, fog was hovering over the golden waters of the Tasman Sea.

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The camera I used for these photos is a Sony A37 (APS-C) with a Sony DT 18-135 mm F3,5–5,6 SAM lens.

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