Capture: Peak Pohutukawa
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The end of the pohutukawa season?
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This pohutukawa has gold sparkles all through the flowers, even on a cloudy day
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
gold sparkles
Aaaaaah : ) Beauty.
And most impressed with Wellington Central Oriental Bay Pohutukawa - who knew they could be so restrained?
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Not red, but rugged.
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Coromandel pohutukawa seemed especially vivid this year. So much so, that I took a specific photo of the redified beach.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
top of Mt St Johns
Back at ya from Mt Hobson
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Red all around
Using the camera’s vivid setting.
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Bush walk, Waiheke.
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Meola Road. Pohutukawa blooms lie in drifts in the gutters; the confetti of yesterday’s parade.
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More Meola.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
drain nadir…
Pohutukawa blooms lie in drifts in the gutters
Stamen down,
a brush with death
stay man, down
sprinkled with spray
Tawhaki’s blood clogs the gutter
running back to the sea…
...and let's not forget the Masons... -
Outside Parliament today. Gradations of colour in Molesworth Street.
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Remaining Wellingtonians and their visitors were probably all at Oriental Bay today
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Although a steady stream visited Old St Paul's.
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Interesting that the metrosideros used to be a favoured street tree in San Francisco but it is now regarded as a pest as it is so disruptive of underground utilities.
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I suspect that damage done by tree roots seeking water lies behind much drain repairing around Wellington and elsewhere.
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That awkward adolescent phase.....
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Pre-Christmas pohutukawa at Paihia.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Pohutukawa blooms lie in drifts in the gutters; the confetti of yesterday’s parade.
It struck me the angles on our consecutive shots were uncannily in-sync. So I did a twiddly thing. Not sure it works, but it's Friday, I'm on holiday, and Photoshop was open.
Happy Newness!
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From this morning's walk: Pohutukawa & spider silk.
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Russell Brown, in reply to
It struck me the angles on our consecutive shots were uncannily in-sync. So I did a twiddly thing.
Nice :-)
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Westmere and Cox’s Bay.
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Another from Waiheke.
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The pohutakawa wall outside parliament is at its best when the politicians have gone
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A couple from around the base of Mt Aubrey, in Whangarei Heads (across the water from Marsden Point).
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