Gallery - East Coast
The east coast of Tasmania is known to have the finest weather in the state, and is often called "Tasmania's Suncoast".
Bicheno Weedy
by MattT
Weedy Seadragon taken at Bicheno in Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp May '10 - Open
Come fly with me
by JohnS
A Butterfly Perch in typical pose at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp March '08 - Open
On a Clear Day
by JohnS
A Long-snout Boarfish and diver at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp February '08 - Open
Weedy Seadragon
by JohnS
Weedy Seadragon feeding on mysid in the shallows near Bicheno's Sea Wall. Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp January '08 - Open
Golden Zoanthids
by phil
Look at those zoanthids! With so much to photograph Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia is an underwater photographers paradise.
Photocomp January '08 - Open
Bicheno Flower
by phil
Photo taken on a shore dive at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia. Camera, Sea & Sea DX 5000G. This beautiful anemone was surrounded by featherstars and mysids.
Photocomp January '08 - Open
Glorious Kelp
by phil
Kelp, isn't it magical? Photo taken in Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia with a Sea & Sea DX5000G.
Photocomp January '08 - Open
Giant Cuttlefish
by JohnS
A cuttlefish photographed at Bird Rock, Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp December '07 - Open
Long-snout Boarfish
by JohnS
One of a school of Boarfish that frequents 'The Rock' in Waub's Bay, Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.
Photocomp June '07 - Open
Passing By
by JohnS
Weedy Seadragon and diver, shot at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia using a Nikon D70.
Photocomp May '07 - Open
Ugly Buggar
by Fergy
A blind gurnard perch at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia, Taken with an Olympus C5050 and Inon 180B strobe.
Gurnard Perch
by Fergy
Gurnard Perch, taken at Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia with Olympus C5050 and Inon 180B strobe.
Photocomp March '07 - Open
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Tasmania - Bound for Adventure
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by Gary Myors
- One look at the prognostic weather chart told me that we would not sail on schedule. The forecast was for 30 knot north-westerlies with gusts to 45 knots through out the night and for the next 24 hours.
Tassie Divers to converge on Bicheno!