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Black and white shot taken at Piha Beach outside Auckland. Shot in colour with the intention of converting to Black and White. It works much better in B and W because of the overcast light. This shot says so much to me.
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Auckland Viaduct, New Zealand. This is where I call home now. / . © edwin wood / .
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Sunset at a beach on Auckland’s North Shore.
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View of Auckland city at night, from Westhaven Marina.
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Early evening at Cornwall Park, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Taken at Cornwal Park, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Sunset at Point Chevalier Beach, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Susnet at Point Chevalier Beach, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Sunrise with a view of Rangitoto Island from Auckland’s North Shore.
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Taken at Hamlins Hill Mutukaroa park, Penrose, Auckland.
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Another image from pouto Point, South of Dargaville north of Auckland New Zealand
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Sunset at Cornwal Park, Auckland.
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My Nana Joan (centre) with her sister Marjorie on the left and their friend Betty on the right.
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Sunrise on Auckland’s north shore.
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Photo taken by Luke.
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Waitomo
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Photo taken by Luke
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Sunrise at Cornwall Park, Auckland.
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A window lit alley taken from my balcony in Auckland, New Zealand.
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A winter sunset at Long Bay, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.
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by Lynne HaseldenThere is an urban underbelly of the misunderstood, the angry and the confused. Like us, they all have a need to be noticed, to be recognised and to be acknowleged. These seemingly parallel existences are sometimes ignored, not often questioned and often condemned. I wonder why? / This is a double layering of graffiti over a view of Mayoral Drive, Auckland New Zealand. ( taken from the large double glazed windows of a 5 star hotel! hows that for irony.) / I have fiddled with it in GIMP. / Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ7
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Canon PowerShot S5IS Bearded iris ‘Alpine Journey’ newly opened in the garden today (despite the rain and the wind and turbulent weather)
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Ja 1267 locomotive at the Mainline Steam workshops. Ja 1267 was one of the 35 Ja models produced at NZ Railways Hillside Workshops between 1946 and 1956. Ja’s were the last steam locomotives built for NZ Railways and were the mainstay of the South Island railway system. NZR – Hillside 381 of 1950 1950 – 1971 NZR Service (Canterbury) / 1971 – 1972 NZR & LS, Seaview, Stored / 1972 – 2008 Te Awamutu Railway Museum / 2008 Mainline Steam Ex-Auction 23/04/2008 – $175,000 Taken in Auckland at the September 2009 Open Day. HDR info – 5 exposures with moderate use of Photomatix. As seen in the New Zealand Steam Railway Heritage Collection
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