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    These images are almost like portraits, ironic to look at them in this way as this will never be a creature that will be identified individually in our world but always as a sect or part of a larger group: by andriyfranchuk, Views[231]
         		 These are organisms that are all impeccably built with shells of strength and a design to intimidate, with their own set of Armour they inhabit the same world living side by side.: by andriyfranchuk, Views[250]
         		 I intentionally chose to shoot around my environment, i merged my world with theirs. I found a story that interested me, where the ordinary became something quite extraordinary.: by andriyfranchuk, Views[241]
         		 Nauranga Gorge station: by thekiwireporter, Views[166]
         		 This photo was taken in Muriwai beach New Zealand. As u can see some shadow of people, this people was walking around the shore and getting some shells during the sunset. : by benz, Views[236]
     
    Snap this photo while a fisherman was catching a fish. Muriwai Beach, New Zealand: by benz, Views[263]
         		 Was walking along the shore of Cornwallis Beach New Zealand, during sunset and snap this boat alone in the sea and the sky makes a beautiful colour in the sea.: by benz, Views[448]
         		 This is the Grafton Bridge during sunset. Grafton Bridge spans Grafton Gully, joining Karangahape Road on the city side and Park Road en route to the Domain and Auckland Hospital on the other.: by benz, Views[948]
         		 Was walking around Eastern Beach in New Zealand and snap this gull's trying to fight for the food.: by benz, Views[253]
         		 Photography by Ciaran Jack: by brielle, Views[157]
     
    A swimmer appears to hover on the water after leaping into Wellington Harbour. Wellingtonians have a love affair with the ocean, a surrounding playground of life and enjoyment. November 2010.: by cwyatt, Views[576]
         		 Getting sand out of a scarf in Day's Bay, Wellington. The bay is just a short trip across the harbour by ferry from the central city. October 2012. : by cwyatt, Views[510]
         		 View through a shell in Wellington's Lyall Bay. This is a favoured spot for both surfing and diving for kaimoana (seafood). October 2012.: by cwyatt, Views[499]
         		 Waves converge in Wellington's Oriental Bay. The bay and sand beach are hugely popular with city beach-goers. August 2012.: by cwyatt, Views[615]
         		 A man leaps into harbour on Wellington city waterfront. This is a favourite spot for swimmers, only minutes from the CBD. Wellington is a pocket-sized city, dominated by the varied surrounding coastline. December 2011.: by cwyatt, Views[439]
     
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    Palmerston North Mountain: by amberkiwi, Views[267]
         		 Palmerston North Cherry Blossoms: by amberkiwi, Views[253]
         		 Palmerston North Cherry Blossoms: by amberkiwi, Views[334]
         		 Palmerston North Cherry Blossoms: by amberkiwi, Views[482]
         		 Palmerston North Cherry Blossoms: by amberkiwi, Views[755]
     
    Table Top View, Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu.: by picturethis, Views[919]
         		 Jet Boating, fun and adventure never stops in Queenstown.: by picturethis, Views[985]
         		 Take a Break, Time to get re-energised: by picturethis, Views[769]
         		 Boat upturned, The snow has set in, no fishing in Lake Wakatipu.: by picturethis, Views[1251]
         		 Winter Wonderland, The Breathtaking beauty of Queenstown, New Zealand.: by picturethis, Views[3798]
     
    Paremata. : by watto96, Views[234]
         		 South Island seen from Colonial Knob.: by watto96, Views[229]
         		 Sunset over the Ilam rugby fields in Chch. I end the series as I began, with a sunset. Chch is known for it's striking sunsets and these are possible because of the extreme flatness of the Canterbury planes. Ironically this flatness which makes Chch beautiful and special is a big part of the cause of it's earthquake problems. Chch was built over swampland and two big fault lines. And luck had it that those fault lines were to shake. But Christchurch would not be the same without the flat planes which allow the farming industry to prosper and brin the strange and beautiful weather patterns that Chch gets to see. The flatness of the city is a weakness and a gift at once. And with this, the message is that one's flaws and weaknesses are often what makes one special, unique, and stronger as a result.: by brielle, Views[482]
         		 Ducklings in Chch, characteristic of Spring, growth, and buoyant endurance. This image is referencing the saying 'like water off a duck's back and how the bad things can roll away now and be let go'. Even though winter was cold spring still came and brought with it new life, new ideas, and new hope to continue rebuilding Chch. The rebuild will make Chch young and vibrant again, and for the meantime is providing a lot of jobs in the building industry. The shadow of a fern is present in this image, and I see this as being symbolic of something very kiwi about how Chch is enduring and overcoming its hardships. And how Chch wouldn't be getting back on track without the support of the whole country.: by brielle, Views[431]
         		 New Brighton Beach/Pier, Christchurch, during a snow storm of one of the coldest winters in Chch in decades. New Brighton is also one of the harder hit suburbs of Chch. The timing of these two cold winters was difficult because of the earthquakes. Many people did not have warm homes to shelter them and many districts were still being 'zoned' for earthquake repairs or demolition. During the winter there were many people stuck in limbo with uncertain futures. This pier appears as a bridge to nowhere, which is how many people would have felt about their lives at the time; not knowing if they had a future in Chch or not. However, the bitter cold made many in the city appreciate the things they still had. The beauty of the small kindnesses and the community pulling together was important for Chch. This also birthed local superheroes Flat Man and Quake Kid who regularly perform volunteer and charity work for Chch.: by brielle, Views[1085]
     
    A lily growing in Christchurch, characteristic of the garden city reputation. This white lily faces down, and has a solemn beauty about it. This image is in homage to the cherished buildings which fell and the people who lost their lives in the February 2011 earthquake. It also references the installation piece that consisted of white painted chairs and cribs - the memorial for those who died. This flowers beautiful petals will fall, but it's roots will regrow more flowers in years to come.: by brielle, Views[296]
         		 South Island.: by watto96, Views[184]
         		 The sun setting in the clouds above Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ, as I descend in a plane. You might not guess that this was simply taken through the porthole window. This photo was taken before the first quakes in Chch. The plane descent is symbolic of the fall of the city and it's most beautiful buildings. The absence of any structures in this image is important also, showing that Chch doesn't need those buildings to be beautiful.: by brielle, Views[251]
         		 Bird, also in Pauatahanui. : by watto96, Views[227]
         		 Pauatahanui Inlet. : by watto96, Views[207]
     
    My home town, Titahi Bay. : by watto96, Views[147]
         		 Red Cross Lower Hutt branch: by thekiwireporter, Views[164]
         		 This Kea was visiting Arthur's Pass village at the foot of the pass. Kea is a curious but clever protected species easily identified in flight by an almost scarlet red colour under their wings.: by marzee, Views[625]
         		 A must-see for any tourist is the stunning turquoise blue water of the Hokitika Gorge caused by a natural mix of glacial meltwater, rich minerals, greywacke and schist powder flowing from the ancient glaciers.: by marzee, Views[1730]
         		 This enormous wheelbarrow which marks the southern entry into Hokitika and the pride of the town on New Zealand's West Coast is one of the world's biggest working wheelbarrows.: by marzee, Views[2235]
     
    Dorothy Falls lies hidden deep within the mountains of Hokitika. Quite appropriately for gold fosicking area the freezing cold river flowing from the pool fosters a lovely deep golden color.: by marzee, Views[957]
         		 En-route to Hokitika on the West Coast, passing through breath taking mountain ranges on Arthurs Pass which still boasts some ice capped mountain tips in the midst of summer.: by marzee, Views[1500]
         		 Clothes are left hanging to be dried in the rainy day at the hostel's backyard. : by edigo, Views[338]
         		 Art-deco standing lamp in the dining room. Art deco architecture can be found anywhere in Napier. : by edigo, Views[609]
         		 One of the rooms in the hostel. Most rooms remain in its original design with vintage furnitures and decoration. : by edigo, Views[287]
     
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