Angus Munro

Angus is a keen photographer who relishes the wild corners of Tasmania. He enjoys various mountain and water sports, and works as a technician and freelance researcher. He currently resides in Norway.

On the Pacific Coastline

April 14, 2014Angus MunroIssue Seventeen, Note, Office for the Captured Pixel, Photo Galleryaquatic, cape pillar, East Coast, freycinet, granite, pacific, seadragon

There’s a stunning view to be had towards the rising sun from the Pacific Coast of Tasmania…..whether you are in the water or on the cliffs, there’s an adventure to be had. Here’s a handful of photos from the waves, to the sands, to the hills…

Evening view across Munro bight from the Cape Pillar track - by Angus Munro

White Water Wall, Freycinet granites - by Angus Munro

Beach near Eddystone Point - by Angus Munro

Weedy Seadragon, Blackman's Bay - by Angus Munro

Climbers on White Water Wall, Freycinet - by Angus Munro

Hobart viewed from Ridgeway - by Angus Munro

Mountaineering Memories – A Photo Journey

March 1, 2014Angus MunroAgency for the Understanding of Terrain, Department of Terrestrial Exploration, Feature Article, Issue Fifteen, Magazine, Note, Office for the Captured Pixel, Photo Gallerycentral tasmania, Climbing, dolerite, Mountains, peaks, quartzite, snow, Southwest

We love mountains here at Tasmanian Geographic- they are some of the most basic landmarks of a landscape and the most complicated manifestations of geology. We’re especially pleased to share these photos from the collection of Angus Munro, once-president of the Tas Uni Bushwalking Club. He’s left the island for the icy land of Norway, but on a recent trip back to Tas we managed to convince him to share some of his marvellous photos. Enjoy – The Editor.

Jann Troutet negotiating a rock scree leading to the summit of Mt Anne - by Angus Munro

Snow gum on the Rodway Range, Mt Field NP - by Angus Munro

View north from Mt Field NP - by Angus Munro

View from Tarn Shelf, Mt Field NP - by Angus Munro

Star trails over Mt Olympus, from Lake Oenone - by Angus Munro copy

The business portion of the Federation Peak trail - by Angus Munro

View south over Lake St Clair during Mt Olympus ascent - by Angus Munro

Sunrise on Mt Picton - by Angus Munro

View to Federation Peak from Mt Picton - by Angus Munro

Star trails over Mt Olympus, from Lake Oenone - by Angus Munro

Mt Wellington summit in winter looking north - by Angus Munro

Southwest sunrise - by Angus Munro

View to Mt Snowy from Hartz Peak - by Angus Munro

Mt Wellington summit in winter - by Angus Munro

Contemplating Moss Ridge en route to Federation Peak - by Angus Munro

Summit sunrise lakes on Mt Picton - by Angus Munro

Morning view from Mt Picton towards the Eastern Arthurs - by Angus Munro

The business portion of the Federation Peak trail - by Angus Munro

Morning view from Mt Picton to the south - by Angus Munro

Looking west toward Mt Anne from the Snowy Range - by Angus Munro

Snowy Range, looking north - by Angus Munro

Rick Monty looking along the Eastern Arthurs from Federation Peak - by Angus Munro

Looking along the Eastern Arthurs from Federation Peak - by Angus Munro

Tasman Island from the Cape Pillar Track - by Angus Munro

Mt Wellington summit and Hobart in winter - by Angus Munro

Mt Wellington summit in winter snowdrifts - by Angus Munro

Ascending Mt Olympus from Lake St Clair - by Angus Munro