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Fri, 7 Nov 2014 | By nomad_kiwis | Views [1050]
I had an experience twice in my life which was in essence the same thing - an object was left by one partner in a relationship in a place that annoyed the other. The object was left for some days with the one getting more and more annoyed and the other ... Read more >
Wed, 23 Sep 2009 | By kiwicadence | Views [595] | Comments [1]
Sorry folks, I haven't been able to get to Internet before. Now have just a few minutes, so here's some bullet points:
+Flights were fantastic.
+ Arrived in Auckland, met at airport by Val holding a "VIP V... J..." sign. Went ... Read more >
Sun, 10 Mar 2013 | By jimandmary | Views [565] | Comments [1]
Or The Most Pointless Walk in History. ... Read more >
Tue, 18 Feb 2014 | By gcadventuresdownunder | Views [543]
Helllooo,
Hope all’s well.
So we left off waiting to see if it would be a clear night in Lake Tekapo so that we could do the stargazing. Luck was on our side and it was a perfect night (although flipping freezing) ... Read more >
Mon, 7 Dec 2009 | By suz_cat | Views [401] | Comments [3]
Today we got up early (YET AGAIN) and caught a bus to Christchurch. i swear, every second shop here is a sovineir shop. We haven't done much today, have looked around a little bit, but the city is the city - not much to do in the day :( we are going ... Read more >
Thu, 7 Jun 2007 | By tourist | Views [393]
My sister and I traveled to New Zealand for a short getaway. We landed in Christchurch and drove straight to Kaikoura where we stayed for a day. There isn't much to do there apart from some sea viewing and whale watching. The whale watching costs a ... Read more >
Tags: Sightseeing
Wed, 28 Jan 2009 | By eoghancito | Photo Gallery
New Zealand - North Island
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Wed, 5 Nov 2008 | By gborchers3 | Photo Gallery
First impressions
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Fri, 7 May 2010 | By joshmarktom | Photo Gallery
sweet as mate
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Tue, 8 Nov 2011 | By wanderloz | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
I was really hoping I could find the paper I wrote in the third grade stating that I wanted to be a National Geographic photojournalist when I grew up. I remember that day - feeling so smart for knowing the word "photojournalist" and beyond ecstatic to ...
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Mon, 23 Apr 2012 | By samantha-u | 
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Mostly my daily life in Nelson
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Tags: aotearoa, day to day, life, local, nelson, new zealand, nz
Fri, 14 Sep 2012 | By capecodkiwi | Photo Gallery
Hike up to "Lovers Leap"
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Thu, 27 Jun 2013 | By | Flickr Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
As a young 18 year old photographer, I have been photographing mainly as a hobby for the past 3.5 years and am trying to find a way to get my foot in the door for nature/wildlife photography.
Throughout my whole childhood, I have always been more interested ...
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Tags: travel photography scholarship 2013
Fri, 28 Jun 2013 | By sonyalee | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
Since I was a kid I have dreamed of being a photographer for Nat Geo, I would flick through the magazines in awe of the magical images on the pages and still till this day subscribe. What can be better than travelling the world, seeing amazing landscapes, ...
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Tags: Travel Photography Scholarship 2013
Sat, 3 Sep 2016 | By popeye62 | Photo Gallery
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![There really are very, very few more beautiful cities at night than Sydney. Not many cities can boast two ultra-famous landmarks like this, side by side no less. You can sit for hours and oggle the Bridge and all its lines and angles. It is the most impressive bridge in the world, utterly dominating. Then turn to the other side and spend more hours oggling the Opera House, in all its beauty and ingenuity. Even though it is so famous, it is still hard to grasp that they built it, they actually built it. Of course all of this is framed by the most substantial harbour in the world. The harbour is the heart and soul of the city, and it just keeps going and going. Sydney is a city where even the locals walk around with their cameras out. There were numerous people around me this night with their tripods out, framing their photos. And these were serious tripods and cameras, not something you fit in a suitcase! It is maybe the most photogenic city in the world. You just cannot help taking pictures, every day again and again of the same thing, it is irresistible.: by flyted, Views[911]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/flyted/27803/CIMG0162_medium.jpg "There really are very, very few more beautiful cities at night than Sydney. Not many cities can boast two ultra-famous landmarks like this, side by side no less. You can sit for hours and oggle the Bridge and all its lines and angles. It is the most impressive bridge in the world, utterly dominating. Then turn to the other side and spend more hours oggling the Opera House, in all its beauty and ingenuity. Even though it is so famous, it is still hard to grasp that they built it, they actually built it. Of course all of this is framed by the most substantial harbour in the world. The harbour is the heart and soul of the city, and it just keeps going and going. Sydney is a city where even the locals walk around with their cameras out. There were numerous people around me this night with their tripods out, framing their photos. And these were serious tripods and cameras, not something you fit in a suitcase! It is maybe the most photogenic city in the world. You just cannot help taking pictures, every day again and again of the same thing, it is irresistible.: by flyted, Views[911]")
There really are very, very few more beautiful cities at night than Sydney. Not many cities can boast two ultra-famous landmarks like this, side by side no less. You can sit for hours and oggle the Bridge and all its lines and angles. It is the most impressive bridge in the world, utterly dominating. Then turn to the other side and spend more hours oggling the Opera House, in all its beauty and ingenuity. Even though it is so famous, it is still hard to grasp that they built it, they actually built it. Of course all of this is framed by the most substantial harbour in the world. The harbour is the heart and soul of the city, and it just keeps going and going. Sydney is a city where even the locals walk around with their cameras out. There were numerous people around me this night with their tripods out, framing their photos. And these were serious tripods and cameras, not something you fit in a suitcase! It is maybe the most photogenic city in the world. You just cannot help taking pictures, every day again and again of the same thing, it is irresistible.
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