Another World

These images exist because of change ,deliberate, necessary and irreversible. Tasmania’s hydro lakes, created to produce clean electricity, flooded entire valleys and forests, leaving behind skeletal trees standing motionless above the water’s surface. Over time, weather stripped them of life and detail, transforming them into stark, ghostly forms.

I’m drawn to these places because they feel removed from the present. These landscapes are quiet, desolate and strangely calm. They resemble something post human. A vision of what remains after intervention and time have done their work. Through long exposure black and white photography, I attempt to capture that sense of suspension, where water softens, clouds drift and trees stand as silent witnesses. These images are not only about loss, but about transformation, endurance and the uneasy beauty of an altered world.

Long exposure monochrome image of weathered tree trunks standing in a flooded Tasmanian landscape.
Black and white fine art photograph capturing skeletal trees in a flooded Tasmanian hydro lake
Long exposure black and white landscape image of leafless drowned trees in a remote Tasmanian lake.
Fine art black and white photograph of drowned trees forming stark silhouettes in a Tasmanian lake.
Monochrome long exposure photograph of drowned forest trees emerging from calm water in Tasmania.
Monochrome photograph of standing dead trees reflected in the smooth surface of a Tasmanian hydro lake.
Long exposure black and white image showing dead trees standing in still water of a Tasmanian hydro lake.
Black and white long exposure photograph of drowned trees rising from a Tasmanian hydro lake.
Black and white long exposure image depicting ghostly tree remains above still water in Tasmania.