Tasmania Photography Tours
1. Explore Tasmania with Alfonso's Photo Tours
2. Discover Tasmania's Beauty with Alfonso's Photography Tours
3. Capture the Magic of Tasmania with Alfonso Calero
Arthurs Lake - The Drowned Forest
Once you land on the apple isle it sure feels like you are off the grid. Explore the best of Tasmania North, South, East or West. Choose from Autumn, Summer or Spring. Alfonso will be your photo tutor, driver and tour-guide.
All my customers I mentor for life. It’s such a fun journey learning and growing as a photographer to express the language of visual communication.
Arthurs Lake TASMANIA
Astrophotography and Trees will be our focus in the highland Lakes 1.5 hours drive from Launceston City.
Approx. 3 Days
Inclusions: Accommodation, Transport, 2 nights astro(Weather & Season Permitting), 2 sunsets/dusk, 2 dawn/sunrise & 2 Editing Sessions.
Total ~25 hours Learning
Exclusions: Meals
Participants: 4- 6
Experience Level: All Levels Welcome
Fitness Level: Moderate
Grade Level: 2 & 3
North West Tasmania
Highlights: Lakes, Astrophotography, Forests, Rivers, Waterfalls
Locations: Launceston Airport Arthur Lake, Strahan, Corrina & Arthur River (Tarkine), Launceston Airport
Approx. 7 Days
Date: July, 2025
Inclusions: Accomodation, local transport, National Park Fees, 2 nights astrophotography, 4 sunsets/dusk, 4 dawn/sunrise, 4 Editing Sessions.
Total= ~ 36 hours Learning
Exclusions: Meals, Travel Insurance & Plane Ticket
Participants: 4 - 6
Fitness Level: Moderate
Travel Distance: ~ 13 hours (800 km)
Experience Level: All Levels Welcome
Alfonso Calero
Alfonso Calero This job is a mix of all my past jobs. I used to be an English, Japanese and Spanish speaking tour-guide in Sydney, taught English in Tokyo and a Professional Photographer for the last 20 + years.
Specialising in People and Places as a travel photographer with a strong focus on landscapes in rural areas and street portraits and night-scapes in urban areas.
“Start Making Photographs, no matter what. The water does not flow until the faucet is turned on.”