Pulling one out of the archives here!

Wake up and relax to a colorful fall sunrise on the coast of beautiful Hobart, Tasmania. The final clip is a sunrise from Lake St. Claire National Park in Tasmania. Music by The Cynic Project.

Part of the "Soothing Tasmanian Scenes" feature on my Visual Guide to Tasmania (included on my DVD portfolio).

Driving onto the ferry for the crossing to Bruny Island. It is effectively two islands joined by a narrow isthmus called the 'Neck' and is Tasmania's fourth largest island.

Board the cruise boat at Adventure Bay Bruny Island Hobart Tasmania, to see Jurassic dolerite cliffs, explosive blow hole, Triassic sandstone cliffs, sea caves, Friar Rocks-home to cover a thousand Australia Fur Seals and sea bird.

Taking cruise along the delightful Derwent River and watch contrasting coastline.

Downtown city view of Hobart Tasmania Australia

A revised version of 'Dare you to Move' I modified for the Lonely Planet "Less Than Three" travel video competition. This video sums up my experience from studying abroad in Australia...ahh I wish I was in Byron Bay right now.

Only one and half hours driving from Hobart. Port Arthur Historic Site is one of Australia's great tourism destinations.

Randomness during day 2 of our 7 day road trip around Tasmania...stay tuned, during day 3 we tackle Cradle Mountain!

Enjoy the sights, sounds, flavours. action and colour of Australia's best outdoor market, every Saturday from 8:30am to 3:00pm at Hobart's salamanca Place.

Same old Soothing Sunrises, only I removed that annoying ending, so it's all bliss...

Here's the info: Can't sleep? Need to relax? From the DVD "Soothing Tasmanian Scenes," this video features two amazing sunrises from the shores of Tasmania's east coast. The first is from the Bay of Fires, second is in Frecynet National Park. Music by Darshan Ambient...the song is called "The Ghost of Summer Dreams." 1 of 3 Soothing Tasmanian Scenes included on my Visual Guide to Tasmania.

I fall asleep to this video on repeat almost every night, and it is all possible thanks to the amazing ambient music by Darshan Ambient (Michael Allison).

Part of my Visual Guide to Tasmania, on my DVD Portfolio.