New Website

My friend and fellow photography has been busy over the last couple of weeks writing her own website and I’m pleased to say it’s now on-line. You can find Cat’s site at here

To keep you in the Winter spirit

Starry Starry Night…

Here’s again an unprocessed JPEG from the raw file. This time from the top of Mount John at Lake Tekapo. A simple five minute exposure with my 17mm lens.

A spring sunset taken September 2011

Something to warm you up after the cold Whitby weather on the Saturday.

Here’s a sunset taken from Paraparaumu beach New Zealand. It’s a straight jpeg conversion from the RAW file hence the wonky horizon and not quite sorted highlights and shadows.

Steve

WGW November 2011

Well, what can I say. The weather was quite poor on the Saturday but can I just say how wonderfully surprised I was by how many of you turned up for what is a great event.

I din’t take many pictures though but did try out my new Hoya NDX-400 ND filter. It’s just about a 9-stop and produces some tremendously long exposure images.

John and Joe were missing company from this weekend but I did have the wonderful company of another photographer, Cat. She does have some pics and has given me a link.

Here’s a pic taken with the NDX-400.

Enjoy and see you all next April.

Steve

WGW November 2011

Well it’s nearly that time again for the Whitby Goth Weekend. It’s a little later in the year this time but it does also happy to coincide with Bonfire Night. Hopefully we’ll have some good weather for the weekend.

Also, my Hoya NDX-400 ND filter has  arrived which I’ll be interested in trying out as well.

See you all there!

Winter Wonderland

I’ve now arrived in Te Anau from Queenstown and it’s wonderful. We’re having a strong southerly weather front brining lots and lots of chunky snow flakes. It’s giving a nice covering and creating a magical winter wonderland.

A remarkable day at the Remarkables.

Here’s a few photo’s from Queenstown and The Remakables ski fields.

Port of Wellington Map

This beautiful map of Wellington can be found inside the Museum of Wellington City & Sea. A true hidden gem amongst Wellington’s many attractions. Well worth a visit.

Sunrise at Paihia

Here was my sunrise yesterday morning.