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Wonderful News:
I am the very proud winner of the prestigious
Laurie Thomas Landscape Salon for 2011
This Landscape Salon is run by the Christchurch Photographic Society in memory of former member the late Laurie Thomas.
The theme must depict the New Zealand landscape.
The winning image ‘Summers Last Rays’
“Summers last rays shining upon the forever stretching Pohutukawa tree.”
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Opito Bay, Coromandel Peninsular, North Island, New Zealand.
Summers Last Rays
Stirling Falls in the Rain
Stirling Falls, Milford Sound, South Island, New Zealand.
Fiordland National Park.
Stirling Falls is 146 meters (505 feet) high, it’s dwarfed by the Elephant mountain at 1517 meters. In the bottom left corner is one of the tour boats, that stands 3 stories high above the water.
The mean annual rainfall is 6,813 mm (268 in) on 182 days a year. Milford Sound is known as the wettest inhabited place in New Zealand and one of the wettest in the world. Rainfall can reach 250 mm (10 in) during a span of 24 hours. The rainfall creates dozens of temporary waterfalls, but only two permanent waterfalls, this is one of them.
Lake Selfe, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand.
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Lake Tarawera Landscapes Slideshow
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Michael Treloar Photography
Michael is a professional photographer from Rotorua, New Zealand, he is currently living in St Paul, Minnesota, USA. In the last 14 years he has become a specialist in Landscape photography. Loving his work he has traveled extensively through out New Zealand and counts himself lucky to have seen some of the world. Included in his gallery are photographs from New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, The Cook Islands, England, Scotland, USA and Cambodia.
Break on Through
Blue Lake walk, Rotorua, North Island, New Zealand.
One of the first days of winter on a cold still morning, the valleys were full of fog. By 9am the fog was still there, but it was bound to clear soon. I went for a drive up the road and stopped at the Blue lake.
Once I’d started walking into the bush I could see the sun trying to break through. I spent the next hour or so wondering around trying to find the perfect shot. By the time I got back to the car the fog had cleared and it was a beautiful day with not a cloud in the sky. Such a beautiful morning.
