Part of my Blue River series, Mates captures a well loved fishing boat and a private yacht at anchor with a majestic mountain backdrop.
Late on a day in June, they all must have retreated to the cafes, leaving the beach to be captured, with some colourful cars decorating the fringe. I love the way the waves break on the sand – it reminds me of lace. You can also see the seaweed being pulled back and forth by the water. This is one of my favourites and has been featured recently in Forty South Magazine (Winter 2024) and the Art Trails Tasmania exhibition at Fitzpatrick’s Inn.
My artwork has been accepted for the Art Trails Tasmania 2024 Exhibition. Belinda has kindly published an artist profile on me at https://arttrailstasmania.com.au/capturing-tasmanias…/. I am
Forty South Magazine has gone to print with my images, and given me a glowing tribute:
“There are three areas of Forty South where photographers of Tasmania elbow aside writers about Tasmania: the cover, our Portfolio feature, and our Parting shot column on the inside back page. Never before has one photographer occupied all three areas in one issue of the magazine. Meet the work of Steve Barnes, and turn to pages 45 and 96 to see more about that work, and about him.”
Tasmanian Treasures to be Featured! I am thrilled to share that my images will soon be published in Forty South Tasmania magazine. The editor is
https://youtu.be/36q98PbWrow An intergral part of the vibe at Franklin, Tasmania, and the Huon River in general is the boats. There are small power boats, fishing
The Huon Valley is getting postcards! I have spent the past six months assembling a great set of images of the Huon valley, aiming at both
There was fog on the road at the back of Creswick (Victoria, Australia) tonight. It was beautiful, and as I drove a bit further and
Anywhere in the Meander Valley to Launceston area, by appointment