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In the last of my series of images from the Scott Kelby World Wide Photowalk 2009, I have this image of the final destination of our photowalk, the Cascade Brewery.
The sandstone building was built in 1824, making it the oldest brewery in Tasmania. and still operates to this day.
After the photowalk, the group wandered down Macquarie Street and ended up at the Cascade hotel, where we looked at the photos that had been taken, and chatted photography in general.
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Even though the walk started mid-morning, wherever the sun had not been able to get into was thick frost and ice. This gave everyone an opportunity to try and capture the crystal-like formations the frost made.
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These Poplar Trees have taken on a silver colour during the winter months after shedding their leaves. It will only be a few short weeks before they start shooting new growth. This photo was taken nearly opposite the the Willow in the picture below. A CPF was used to bring the colour out in the sky. In fact, no post-processing has been done at all, save the framing.
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Hi Everyone,
Just a quick last minute reminder to everyone this weekend in the world-wide Photowalk, inspired by Scott Kelby. Hobart has it’s own photowalk planned and there are still plenty of places available for you to join in.
Professional photographer Nigel Honey will be leading the walk, starting from the Bodyworks Carpark in Molle St, for a round trip to the Cascade Brewery and back via the Hobart Rivulet Trail starting. This is set to be a great day out, assuming the weather holds. If you haven’t booked a spot, get in now before its too late 
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