Capture: Besties
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Kia ora Jackson and Capture whānau
Have loved your year of pics.
Here’s a few of my faves of this month so far.
Meri Kirihimete! -
I'll dig out my besties later on, but for now, a seasonal set-piece taken yesterday.
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JacksonP, in reply to
a seasonal set-piece taken yesterday.
When I saw that posted on Twitter, I thought, sweet, he can sling that in my blog.
Thank you for obliging. :-)
And lovely shots Kebabette. Meri Kirihimete e hoa!
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Russell Brown, in reply to
When I saw that posted on Twitter, I thought, sweet, he can sling that in my blog.
Thank you for obliging. :-)
No worries! I'm quite pleased with how it turned out. The focus is courtesy of the tilt-shift filter (aka "Miniaturise") in Camera+.
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Where we live, where we holidayed, and the animals
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I’ve spent a lot of time filming Kaikoura this year. This pic was taken at the SH1 reopening dawn ceremony today in Rakautara. Like many here, im tired but very happy and proud of what’s been done.
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One warm, gorgeous evening down the Chev.
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From various places
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And let's have another try at that pano ...
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At the Conch record fair on Ponsonby Road a couple of weekends ago. The sounds were booming.
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Russell Brown, in reply to
I’ve spent a lot of time filming Kaikoura this year. This pic was taken at the SH1 reopening dawn ceremony today in Rakautara. Like many here, im tired but very happy and proud of what’s been done.
Lovely image - it reminds me of the low-light stuff Angus McNaughton does.
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Grey Lynn Park Festival. Police patrol, journalists yawn and people queue for ages for a pic with the new Prime Minister. For a fun game, see how many DPS staffers you can spot.
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My friend Georgia Barber's brilliant wee dog Max (in Nelson, which is a town of wee dogs).
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A few snaps from my Northern escape...
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Sunset at Opononi, and KaupokanuI Beach (South Taranaki)
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Spring flahs
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Pickles, the perfect cat
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I think this might be my favourite pic of the year: kids crossing the mud to get to and from the composting toilets on Saturday morning at Splore.
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Ka rawe! Awesome folks. Thanks for diving in.
A couple of petals taken recently on the phone.
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Couple more from Hong Kong also.
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Lilith __, in reply to
a seasonal set-piece
Flowering time for the southern rātā. A different style of tree from its cousin the pōhutukawa: it’s bushy and flowers all the way from head to toe.
It's also a bee-magnet! You can't tell from the photos but this tree was surrounded by an almost solid halo of flying bees. One tree, supporting all that life.
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PS there's a wonderful blog here on the keen folk at Otari Wilton's Bush hand-pollinating a rare (white) Bartlett's rātā this season.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
Flowering time for the southern rātā. A different style of tree from its cousin the pōhutukawa: it’s bushy and flowers all the way from head to toe.
A joy to see, thank you! Here's one from a few years ago at Jackson Bay, South Westland. Photo by Walter Neumayr, son of the late Gudrun Gisela.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Thank you both for the beautiful rātā photos, and aroha mai to you Joe and Gudrun’s son Walter.
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