This image was taken at a remarkably scenic piece of coastline on the Tasman Peninsula, called Cape Hauy, here in Tasmania. There is a relatively short walk (just over an hour, from memory) over a recently upgraded track (part of the new Three Capes walk). Even without the mirroring the sea stack is pretty impressive, rising 122m out of the Great South Ocean. Most people look down on it from the top of the adjoining headland, but the intrepid can get a view from close to sea level by descending down a rock climbers track towards the aptly named Totem Pole (a 60m high sea stack that has a diametre of only 4m - impressive).
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