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The most photographed tree in New Zealand... the Wanaka lake willow tree. I waited patiently for the sun to throw light on the clouds to get a good re

The mighty lone willow tree of Lake Wanaka. One of my favorite places during our trip down under. This place is just a normal lake, a normal walkway w

Glenorchy, New Zealand.

I have seen hundreds of images of this famous tree in colored and black and white so i just tried out a different approach using a high key look this

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Seeing this place cannot compare to any things that money can buy, a place that you have to see before you start to age and die. standing here gave me

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A 3 hour hike that started wee hours in the morning across three swing bridges in total darkness is well worth it to capture the first hint of morning

I N T E R L U D E . . .

S E N T I N E L S . . .

Murray's Bay Sunrise

After a year of planning to hike the top of Pouakai, we finally had a chance to get to this Tarn during the easter weekend. The weather forecast was r

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