Tasmanian photographer Karen Brown

Aoife & Jonathon

Aoife and Jonathon – these beautiful images capture their love and the joy they shared with their family at their intimate wedding in Sandy Bay.

Sandie and Dan’s intimate wedding at Birchs Bay, Tasmania

A beautiful, intimate wedding at Birchs Bay on the D’Entrecastaux Channel just South of Hobart. Dan and Sandie travelled from Queensland and friends and family came from all over the world to celebrate.

Brooke Street Pier wedding

Some images of Karinna and Ben’s wedding a few weeks ago -I am really happy with them. It was a beautiful wedding, thank you for choosing Marcel and me, we loved being your photographers. And what a brilliant venue, The Glass House restaurant in the floating Brooke Street Pier right in the middle of Hobart’s water front, superb food and some of the best service in Hobart @tghhobart

Battery Point wedding

Lucy and Marco came to Tasmania from Sydney to get married; their family flew in from Hong Kong and mainland China for this small but warm and lovely wedding. We took some wonderful photos walking through the old streets of Battery Point and the Botanical Gardens. I wish you good luck! 我祝你好运！

Magic elopement wedding, Mt Roland, Tasmania

What a magic elopement wedding! Barbara and Simon were married the way they preferred: a beautiful, intimate wedding in one of Tasmania’s most stunning places. Right in front of Mt Roland at Eagles Nest Retreat, next to a pond with a cheeky platypus splashing about, they declared their love for each other in their short and personal ceremony. I felt privileged to be part of their day and take these photos.

Photographing Tasmania’s West Coast

I have just returned from a wonderful week photographing and exploring Tasmania’s rugged West Coast – Strahan, Queenstown and Lake St Clair. I had not been there for quite a while and it was a joy to rediscover its dramatic barren or snow-covered mountains, the grand and not-so-grand buildings, the vibrant colours, its blazing orange moonscape (with its returning trees) and the wild and beautiful wilderness so close. Beauty is around every corner and we loved every moment of our journey there. In my mind’s eye I saw so many photographic possibilities. Thank you to my three lovely and patient companions Ruby, Harriet and Sarah.

Also a big warm thank you to Mark and Adam at Franklin Manor, for making us feel so very welcome, we enjoyed every minute of our stay. Thank you too to Mikaela, Tahlia and Jenny for their great coffee and conversation at The Coffee Shack in Strahan.

These images were captured with my Canon 5D MkIII and my two favourite lenses: the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 Art Series and my Canon 70-200L f/2.8. Edited in Adobe Lightroom Classic CC.