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Photography is my passion and the objective of this website is to share that passion. I am a proud New Zealander, who is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds us.

My philosophy in photography is to adopt a personal style that portrays an artistic vision which can also be emotionally powerful. I have a keen interest in people, landscape, photojournalism, travel and more latterly impressionist photography.

Please bookmark & visit this site frequently for regularly updated travel blogs & photos in the numerous galleries featuring over 1000 images.

  My most recent galleries include the world famous "Piha" surf beach on the west coast near Auckland in NZ and an "Impressionist" Photography gallery of artistic images made by using in-camera techniques of either camera movement or slow exposure etc. Inspired by fellow Kiwi / Polish Impressionist Photography expert Eva Polak, these imges represent an expression of "feeling" as opposed to "depiction of reality". Enjoy.     

 


  "Waterboy" Gold Medal 2014 PSNZ Canon National Exhibition

Gallery Topics

Piha (150)
 		 Impressionist (63)
 		 New York (122)
 
Fellowship Portfolio (23)
 		 Australia (133)
 		 Cool Cats (41)
 
Hoar Frost NZ (50)
 		 China (150)
 		 Pacific Islands (62)
 
Italy (148)
 		 Europe - Other (54)
 		 Switzerland (35)
 
New Zealand (157)
 		 Nature (65)
 		 Sport (40)
 
Architecture (16)
 		 Old Favourites (30)
 		 Other and Quirky (39)
 
Kiwi Recovery Program
18 April 2008

  The kiwi is a flightless nocturnal bird which is native to New Zealand as well as being a national icon. Unfortunately, in recent times, their population has been reducing by 6% per year owing to the chicks and eggs being vulnerable to introduced species such as possums, stoats, ferrets, weasels as well as wild cats and dogs.

 

In recent years, a Kiwi Recovery Program has been set up by the NZ Department of Conservation (DOC) to prevent the decline in kiwi numbers. The kiwi eggs are removed from the wild, hatched and reared in captivity then the chicks are released back into the wild when big enough to defend themselves against predators. Special kiwi sanctuaries have been set up where DOC has used intensive ground based predator control to knock out possums and stoats etc.

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Cruising the Murray River on a Houseboat
13 November 2007

The Murray River is Australia’s second longest river at 3750 kilometres in length starting in the Australian Alps and winding through three separate States to end in South Australia.

 

A group of 12 couples from New Zealand and Australia hired the 2 largest luxury houseboats from the tourist award winning company “Unforgettable Houseboats” for a 7 day experience on this great river. Organised by our “First Sea Lord” (Margaret), the group boarded the boats at Mannum complete with enough food supplies and “liquid assets” to feed and water a small army.

 

 

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