I'd forgotten about this picture for a long time. I was scurrying back in fading light from a waterfall in the Waikato, NZL, when I remembered I wanted to do a quick timelapse of this bridge on the way down. The NZ DOC (Department of Conservation) had said it was a 45 minute walk and they weren't kidding.. You could do it in 45 minutes yes, but it was a serious walk with … [Read more...] about Timelapse of Water on a Rock.
New Zealand
Water blasting
If you've never given it a go before, have a go at water blasting! It is very rewarding, therapeutic and fun along the way. It's great to see the progress you've made and it really tidies things up. If you think something needs water blasting, by the time you start doing it, you'll probably realise it should have been done years ago. * Warning: It you're going to … [Read more...] about Water blasting
Flying in NZ
There's some cool scenery to be seen when flying about New Zealand. This snap is taken somewhere over the Southern Alps in the South Island of NZL. Being closer to winter there is some nice snow building up on the mountains - but it is a clear day today. … [Read more...] about Flying in NZ
In the Red Zone – Christchurch, NZL
A couple of photos taken inside what is the 'Red Zone' to the east of the city centre, heading towards the coast. A vaste swathe of land that has had all the housing and infrastructure taken away after the earthquakes. And now the River Avon meanders through the quiet streets where only the roads & driveways exist and the power lines, with many still intact line (dead in … [Read more...] about In the Red Zone – Christchurch, NZL
Mt Cook / Aoraki Encounter
Early in 2020 I had the opportunity to spend just over 2 months touring and photographing the South Island of New Zealand. I made it back to Auckland just before NZ went into Stage III and then Stage IV lock down very quickly, due to COVID-19. During that trip I went to Mt Cook / Aoraki region a couple of times. On the first visit the weather was not so good but I still … [Read more...] about Mt Cook / Aoraki Encounter