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Living in a Great place like New Zealand, means every day I look out the window, drive down the road or I'm out having fun,
I'm surrounding by spectacular Landscapes, that I sometimes take for Granted. In order that I can pass some of these views
on to my friends, I am assembling this archive of shots, most taken with my trusty Mavica digital Cam, and some of the older
ones scanned from photos from my old Canon A1 35mm.
| Lake Kaneri, near Hokitika 1988 (Canon) |
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| A fluke. Had been taking shots of a sunset that was all but over, when a coupla ducks came into view |
| Model T Fords( I think). :-) April 2003 (Mavica) |
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| Was on my way to visit a brother when I passed these guys from a Vintage Car rally. |
| The Kingston Flyer, April 2003 (Mavica) |
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| Same trip. Came to a screaching halt, and by the time I got the Camera out, had passed by. |
| Lake Hayes near Arrowtown, April 2003 (Mavica) |
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| This is typical of the scenery close to where I live. |
| Lake Wakatipu near Kingston, April 2003 (Mavica) |
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| The sun was at totally the wrong angle, but it still works.. :-) |
| Wanganui Gardens, October 2002 (Mavica) |
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| A shot from my last trip up North |
| Country Road, Kaimai's, October 2002 (Mavica) |
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| On the Tauranga side of the Kaimai's. Another one from my trip up North |
| Mt Taranaki, October 2002 (Mavica) |
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| A dormant volcano.. one of many active, and inactive that stretch up the North Island |
| Arrowtown, April 1999 (lo rez Mavica) |
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| A shot from a few years back, taken on a borrowed Digital. |
| Lake Avimore, a Hydro lake. Feb, 2001 (Mavica) |
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| Part of a series of Pictures I took on a trip through to Timaru |
| Cavelcade, Ophir 1999 (Mavica) |
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| An annual event, the cavelcades trek for days to arrive together and PARTY. |
| Sunrise in the Sounds, 1986 (Canon) |
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| An early morning crossing to the North Island, still in the Marlborough sounds |
| Cromwell, April 1999 (lo rez Mavica) |
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| Another picture with borrowed digital. There's a bridge under that water somewhere. |
| Cromwell, Feb 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Another shot of Cromwell, and Lake Dunstan (Hydro Lake) taken from a local Cell Phone site. |
| Clyde Dam 1999 (lo rez Mavica) |
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| Largest Concrete dam in NZ, (500m across) holds back Lake Dunstan.(640MW) |
| Sorting the Fleece at Moke Lake, 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Amazing how a properly shorn fleece, hangs together like that. |
| Hoar Frost, Central Otago 1991 (Canon) |
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| Was heading away on a cold day, the fog cleared and.......Wow |
| Hoar Frost Close up, 1991 (Canon) |
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| Ice builds up from moisture in the fog, the fog clears.. Hoar Frost. |
| Sunset at lake Kaneri 1988 (Canon) |
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| West coast, south island. |
| Lindis Pass, Central Otago 2001 (Mavica) |
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| This is typical of the baren high country. |
| The Mail must get Through. June 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Taken from the window of my home. We dont get snow often, this was the biggest fall in 7 years. |
| Milford Sound, and Mitre Peak 1986 (Canon) |
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| In Fiordland, milford sound is a Scenic wonder. Mitre peak rises up from the sea 1692 m (5551 ft) |
| Moke Lake Station, 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Scenery on a high country sheep station, near Queenstown |
| Mountains near Milford, 1986 (Canon) |
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| These mountains end in a box canyon, and the "Homer Tunnel" through to Milford Sound |
| Queenstown and the Remarkables, 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Shot from Fernhill, looking across Lake Wakatipu and Kelvin Heights to the Remarkables. |
| Spring at Cromwell, 2000 (Mavica) |
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| Tried this using a wide adaptor. Blurred the edges. We live and we Learn. |
| Boiling Mud Pool, Rotorua 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Rotorua is a highly active thermal area, in a chain of volcanos. Lots of steam and sulphur |
| Picton waterfront, 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Picton, at the top of the South Island, is the embarkment point for the Cook Strait Ferry |
| Punga Trees 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Travelling down the West Coast of the North Island through Native bush/forest. |
| Mt Tongariro & Mt Ngauruhoe, 2002 (Mavica) |
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| Ngauruhoe is still quite active, as is Ruapehu..out of sight on the right. |
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