Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime
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Islander, in reply to
two headed sheep is pretty good too.
pushmipullyu I thought...
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Inter-species synchronised preening on the Taruheru River this morning - pied shag, and little shag.
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Well, they could keep that up for a few minutes, and then the big one cried "enough!".
And then the little one agreed, but ...
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Sky with diamonds. It is possible I bumped up the contrast for dramatic effect. ;-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Sky with diamonds
Snappo. No contrast bumping here, just pinhole function and what-not. (And of course the natural smoke filter)
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Laser fun…. with the moon all pink from the natural smoke filter of the scrub fires on Waiheke.
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Hebe, in reply to
'Lectric candyfloss. Pink moon up there; rainbow clouds at Sumner mid-afternoon down here (sadly no camera -- we've been where the phones don't go for a few weeks and I've become used to carrying Bug Balm rather than technology).
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merc,
Maunga to maunga.
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Sacha, in reply to
nice, though small.
which one is that? -
merc,
Mount Wellington, or Maungarei.
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Sacha, in reply to
great colours
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Two most beautiful words in the English language: summer afternoon.
Here's yesterday's at Okura.
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Playing around one evening, on the first camping holiday I've had in over 20 years.
FM
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I biked the Western Okataina track from Lake Okereka to the Okataina Outdoor Education Centre last week. The swim in the lake afterwards was heaven!
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Hmm! Camping. Tom Petty had the best thing to say on this activity: You don't have to live like a refugee
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Hebe, in reply to
Camping +1 Gimme shelter. Gorgeous sunset though Fooman; where is it?.
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Moonrise over the Alderman Islands
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Hebe,
Tide's out; time to go home.
And the feet: aaah: sun, sand, silence, still underfoot. -
Hebe,
Dudes do dance in a howling wind; them laughing and spinning, me sandblasted.
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Jos, in reply to
lake Okataina is a treasure, a quietly forgotten one, no baches, no speed boats, a retro lodge with stuff you can rent (kayaks, fishing rods) and clear water and peace. I have photographed a wedding in a grove at the edge of the lake in a misty rain. Lovely, no one minded getting damp and there were fantails everywhere.
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Jos, in reply to
We think alike.
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Hebe, in reply to
lake Okataina is a treasure
Oh good. I have not been there, but my first cat - Sit Fishcious aka Sid - is buried there. I like to think of him having a bush to roam (he wasn't a bird hunter).
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Richard Stewart, in reply to
Yes Lake Okataina is indeed a treasure. I've been fishing and walking around there for over 25 years on and off, and every time i visit it's just as breathtaking as the first time. Now they've opened up the Western track for mountain biking ; it's rated a grade 3 but it's very steep and rutted in places.
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Fire on the mountain. Two pics of the fire damage in the Mt Eden crater caused by a couple of dickheads with fireworks – and a shot facing south of the Aussie bushfire haze that lingered even yesterday.
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Cecelia, in reply to
Didn't realise it was bushfire haze yesterday - maybe that's why we had a beautiful sunset???
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