As you would most likely know, Carol had a great love of the Tasmanian wilderness. Over the years she spent many many hours in various areas of Tassie’s wilderness. Carol had a special love of the Tarkine forest region and she was passionate that it be retained as part of the wilderness heritage of Tasmania ~ Greg Hale
Tarkine Forest (photo by Carol Haberle)
Further Reading: Tarkine Forest, Tasmania
As Greg indicated, Carol was quite passionate about the Tasmanian wilderness. Here’s more of her work from the archives featuring The Tarkine, Tasmanian forests and the Tassie wilderness.
Tasmanian Forests – A Window to the Soul
The Tarkine: Sumac Lookout (photo by Carol Haberle)
Tarkine Forest -Rugged, Significant & Diverse
Tarkine Rainforest, Tasmania (photo by Carol Haberle)
Edge of the World – Walk on the Wild Side
The Edge of the World (photo by Carol Haberle)
Diverse Island – Tasmania Has It All Covered
Liffey Falls (photo by Carol Haberle)
Tasmanian Wilderness – World Heritage Area
Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (photo by Carol Haberle)
As always, Carol’s photo of the month for July was selected and submitted to Think Tasmania by Greg Hale. We hope you enjoy this image, as does Greg.
Greg Hale is curating this series for Think Tasmania, featuring a monthly photo taken by Carol Haberle. Greg was a colleague, photography mentor and friend of Carol’s and we’re honoured to continue sharing her great work with readers.
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