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I don’t know if they were planted or self seeded, but this field of cornflowers sure put on a show in the Nelson area, South Island, New Zealand
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The beautiful Lindis Pass, South Island, New Zealand
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Logo of a British Ford Prefect. People who have read “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” will recognize the name… / / Photo taken with Sony DSC-P200
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Muriwai Beach West Coast Auckland New Zealand.
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A pretty groundcover plant in my garden. / / /
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Just playing with my camera while my daughter and I have a cuppa together. January 2008. / /
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Austin
by coffeebeanThis old Austin truck has been turned into a beautiful house truck. / /
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A lichen covered garden seat in a wild area of a friend’s large country garden. / /
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The lower outlet of the Roaring Meg hydro power station gushing into the Kawarau River Gorge near Queenstown in Central Otago, New Zealand. /
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Ablaze
by coffeebeanA dahlia bloom, early autumn, New Zealand. / /
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Mt. Cook (Aoraki) and Lake Pukaki Summertime NZ New Zealand’s Southern Alps are a good example of our planet’s perpetual energy at work. These 3000m plus mountains are constantly being built by the interaction of two tectonic plates.The Indo-Australian Plate in the west being uplifted by and subducting the Pacific Plate to the east. Natural forces like weather and earthquakes along this alpine fault cause erosion at approximately the same rate as the mountains are being formed. / Lake Pukaki was formed by one of the many receding glaciers from these alps. Its distinctive color is created by glacial flour (finely ground rock particles).
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While I was shooting this sunset, some boys came along, aged around about 12-14. One came up to me and asked me what I was taking photos of. I said “The sunset”. He asked, “the what?”. Thinking he hadn’t heard me properly, I repeated, “The sunset”. He looked at me blankly, as though he had never heard of such a thing. I pointed to the sky and said “Look, over there!”. He looked up and said “Oh, you mean all that f-ing orange and shit?” / Yeah. That. I was, quite frankly, stunned that a child could get to the age of 13 (or thereabouts) and not know that the sun sets and rises, or that all that “f-ing orange and shit” is called a sunset. Even a week later, I am still gobsmacked. And more than a little sad. Sunset in Aotearoa’s beautiful Kapiti Coast, on the North Island of New Zealand. Straight off camera, apart from slight cropping and retouch of a distracting streetlight. Kodak Easyshare CX3700 point and shoot.
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Aoraki / Mt Cook at the head of the Tasman valley in the South Island of New Zealand. The highest peak of the Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This was taken next to a tiny tourist info booth on the main road between Christchurch and Queenstown. Definately worth a stop, but apparently there’s only 10 cloud free days per year! Taken on a Nikon D50, October 2008
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Dawn at Doubtful Sound / / (Fiordland National Park, South Island, New Zealand) / (ref fotoWERNER N70711.3409) / Nikon D70 | Nikon 18-200VR / / . / View more New Zealand photos
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Canoe at dusk at Kaiteriteri (South island, New Zealand) / / (ref fotoWERNER 3H0808.7967) / Nikon D300 with Nikon 18-200VR / f/10 1/25sec ISO200 / Featured in All About Water group (12 July 2009) / Featured in Out of the Blue group (15 October 2009) / . / See more New Zealand shots
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As it was in the time of WWII and as it is now. A layering of the old datum and ranges chart found painted on the concrete walls of the Gun emplacement that guarded the entrance to the Whangarei Harbour, and a group of friends peacefully fishing off the rocks at Mitimiti, Northland, New Zealand. Featured in “The Woman Photographer” group.
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Tribute to Charles Simic’s poem “Lone Tree” / ........... / and then again the quiet. / The birds too terror-stricken To make their own comment. / Every leaf to every other leaf An apparition, / A separate woe. / Bare twig: A finger of suspicion. Featured in “Trees” group. / Featured in “Out of the Past” group. / Featured in “Digital art compilations” group.
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Steam seen venting from the top of Whale Island / (off North Island, New Zealand) / / (ref fotoWERNER N70907.3763) / Nikon D70 with Nikon 18-200VR / 1/200s f/13 ISO200 / Featured in Going Coastal group (7 October 2009) /
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My “Look Deeper” image on a t-shirt! :) SOLD – One tee of this image, July 2009.
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One of the group of New Zealand fur seals at Rimurapa (Sinclair Head) / North Island, New Zealand / / (ref fotoWERNER 3H0907.8511) / Nikon D300 with Sigma 120-400OS @ 400mm / 1/250s f/7.1 ISO320 / Featured in Going Coastal group (31 July 2009) / Featured in Exotic Mammals group (6 August 2009) / Featured in That One Great Shot group (18 October 2009) / 114 viewings as at 14 December 2009 /
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Excerpt from: / The Upas Tree / by Aleksandr Pushkin. Deep in the desert’s misery / Far in the fury of the sand, / there stands the awesome Upas Tree / lone watchman of a lifeless land. The wilderness a world of thirst, / in wrath engendered it and filled / its every root, every accursed / grey leafstalk with a sap that killed. Dissolving in the midday sun / the poison oozes through its bark, / and freezing when the day is done / gleams thick and gem-like in the dark….. This is actually nowhere near the desert, it is a pic of a leafless tree in Glen Innes Auckland New Zealand, with a few woody layers and a rotated inverted layer of forest in the background. Oh – imagination is such a wonderful thing. :) Featured in “JPG Castoffs” group. / Featured in “Digital Artists United” group.
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Whale Island off North Island, New Zealand / / (ref fotoWERNER N70907.4246) / Nikon D70 | Nikon 18-200VR / Featured in Sea group (25 September 2009) / Featured in Focus and Lighting group (27 November 2009) / Featured in A View somewhere group (28 November 2009) / Featured in A Wilderness somewhere…. group (19 December 2009) / 100 viewings as at 25 December 2009 /
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Houhora, Northland, New Zealand. A rustic falling to bits old building from my childhood, layered with a nice sepia coloured grunge layer. Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ5
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