The Millers View

                                                                   

This exquisite  photograph depicts a peaceful resting spot along the path to the old flour mill ruins at the Supply River, in the picturesque Tamar Valley of Northern Tasmania.

The image captures nature's gentle reclamation of the historic walking path that once led workers and wagons to the bustling flour mill at the Supply River. Where boots once trod and wheels once rolled, a luxurious carpet of emerald moss now cushions the once busy route, transforming the utilitarian pathway into a verdant corridor of tranquil beauty.

Dappled light filters through the native canopy, illuminating this moss-covered thoroughfare where time has softened the edges of human industry. The path winds gracefully between weathered trees and fallen branches, each step along this historic route revealing layers of Tasmania's colonial heritage now embraced by the patient work of nature.

The photograph's intimate perspective invites viewers to walk this storied path themselves, following in the footsteps of millers and settlers while witnessing how wilderness reclaims what was once its own. The interplay of vibrant greens and gentle shadows creates a sense of pilgrimage - a journey not just through space, but through time itself.Measuring 97.5 x 130 cm with a 2 cm slate green mat opening, it is beautifully framed behind clear glass in a majestic timber frame, combining craftsmanship with a timeless scene.

Presented in its substantial timber frame with complementary slate green matting, this museum-quality piece offers a window into Tasmania's layered history, where progress and nature dance their eternal dance.

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Tasmanian heritage - only four remain available.