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Arrowtown, Southern Lakes, New Zealand

Arrowtown, Southern Lakes, New Zealand

Arrowtown has a special place in the history of New Zealand as one of the centre's for early gold mining. The small township remains a significant part of the h...
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Arrowtown has a special place in the history of New Zealand as one of the centre's for early gold mining. The small township remains a significant part of the history and it has worked hard to remain much as it was in those early days, with some allowance for modern needs.
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Canon EOS 500D

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/20 Focal Length 18/1

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Apr, 2015

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A nice late summers day, the harbour with a 'cabbage tree' to provide foreground interest.

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Perhaps the most photographed church in the South Island of New Zealand. In this case, the sun was about to crest the horizon and mark a new day.

Tucked up under the mighty Southern Alps, the MacKenzie has some great scenery in the autumn

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