light

Wellington, NZ 2009: Shot at the top of the cable car- at the old Observartories….  Olympus XA

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danger

Petone, Wellington, NZ 2006: For Earthquake ravaged Canterbury…        Zorki-6/Industar-50

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dayglow c

Pencarrow, Wellington, NZ 2009: My first go at doing an HDR, without much success.  Making an HDR (High Dynamic Range) image is combining a range of different exposures of the exact same scene, into one image.   Issues such as movement, water in this case, can result in blown out highlights-  time I had another go…  […]

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Dolphin

Pencarrow lighthouse (lwr), Wellington, NZ: Caught this one in a hundred shot of a dolphin “piloting” the Interislander ferry Kaitaki through the mouth of Wellington Harbour. I think it’s a Dusky Dolphin. Of the dozen or so shots I took, only one worked out…  the first!        Canon EOS 30D/Canon EF 70-200 f4 L

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Motorik

SH1, Foxton straits, NZ 2008: Taking long exposures- whilst camera is balanced on the dashboard and driving at 110, is kinda tricky…                                  Canon EOS 30D/Canon EF 17-40 f4 L       iso100/22mm/f22/29sec

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Kohangapiripiri

Lake Kohangapiripiri, Wellington, New Zealand 2008. Lake Kohangapiripiri translates in Maori as a nest clinging very strongly. It was formed after the valley became blocked from the nearby sea by earthquakes lifting the coastal area. It is unique in being one of New Zealand’s last relatively unspoiled wetlands.  Photina Twin Lens Reflex / Fuji Reala […]

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Greek-Chapel

Petone, Wellington, NZ 2009: The Greek church in Petone makes me think of Noah’s Ark, for some reason… upside down… or maybe it really is an Observatory…        Diana (original) / Ilford HP5120

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Slightly out-of-focus

Pencarrow, Wellington, 2006: A double exposure shot on Wellington’s rugged East Harbour. It was along this coast on the 10th of April 1968, that the majority of the survivors of the “Wahine” ferry disaster made it to shore alive, or met their deaths. It is New Zealand’s worst modern maritime disaster, fifty-one people lost their […]

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