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    The creek and the sea: by keiranm1, Views[139]
         		 In the midst of death... life can thrive: by keiranm1, Views[122]
         		 Here at last... on the edge of the sea: by keiranm1, Views[115]
         		 Crossing over into the unknown. The bridge over the creek that led us to the sea: by keiranm1, Views[129]
         		 I can see skype is going to me a major part of my life. What better way to start than with watching London NYE with my parents!: by thekiwireporter, Views[117]
     
    by kiwiaoraki, Views[315]
         		 by kiwiaoraki, Views[421]
         		 This was my favorite Hobbit whole, the natural sky blue of the door blended in with the nature and vibrant colours surrounding the scene. Not only was the nature itself captivating but the way the colours all blended together and worked as one and not against each other made this my favorite spot creating a warm homey and earth bound feel.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[246]
         		 Upon standing on a hill I was able to look down among the Shire and view those hidden chimneys where I could see both life and death among the wildlife. To me the blurred plant life tries to shun the grey withering tree, so my eyes are drawn to the more simple less vibrant beauty of the land.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[286]
         		 I had not intended on making the distant beehives blurred however that’s how it turned out and I am very pleased with the affect as I am drawn to the wonder of the flowers before the hive as they are entwined around the fence as if they are trying to keep me from getting the honey that lies beyond. Which was fine by me, as I am no fan of bee’s and their sting.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[333]
     
    Again New Zealand surprised me with its vibrant greens and at the Hobbit set it was only enhanced by the range of wildlife growing around the hills. The pale fence was brought to life with an array of native flowers and plant life working on awing my senses. I especially love how the purple flowers distract from the green adding more depth and variety to the garden.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[291]
         		 The very first Hobbit whole upon entering the Shire brought excitement to me as I was overjoyed by the detail and natural wildlife surrounding the cozy yet petite built in home.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[799]
         		 This was my favourite Hobbit whole, the natural sky blue of the door blended in with the nature and vibrant colours surrounding the scene. Not only was the nature itself captivating but the way the colours all blended together and worked as one and not against each other made this my favourite spot creating a warm homey and earth bound feel.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[224]
         		 Upon standing on a hill I was able to look down among the Shire and view those hidden chimneys where I could see both life and death among the wildlife. To me the blurred plant life tries to shun the grey withering tree, so my eyes are drawn to the more simple less vibrant beauty of the land.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[170]
         		 I had not intended on making the distant beehives blurred however that was how it turned out and I am very pleased with the affect as I am drawn to the wonder of the flowers before the hive entwined around the fence as if they are trying to keep me from getting the honey that lies beyond. Which is fine by me as I am no fan of bee’s and their sting.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[209]
     
    Again New Zealand surprised me with its vibrant greens and at the Hobbit set it was only enhanced by the range of wildlife growing around the hills. The pale fence was brought to life with an array of native flowers and plant life working on awing my senses. I especially love how the purple flowers distract from the green adding more depth and variety to the garden.: by kirstenmmajor, Views[243]
         		 I stood before the very first Hobbit whole upon entering the Shire and was overjoyed by the detail and natural wildlife surrounding the cosy yet petite built in home. : by kirstenmmajor, Views[1308]
         		 The photographic church of the good shepherd on the shores of Lake Tekapo, Newzealands south island 25 sec exposure at f4 ISO 1250 manually fired speed light twice at full power Tamron 10-24mm: by jakeanderson, Views[298]
         		 A tranquil end to the day, Akaroa harbour, south east of Christchurch, Newzealands south island. This is the only place in the world where the endangered hectors dolphin can be found. 1 sec at f22 ISO100 Lee GND 0.6 soft edge Tamron 10-24mm: by jakeanderson, Views[316]
         		 A New Zealand fur seals well dersevered rest after an early morning swim, Catlins region, New Zealands south east corner, during the 1700s and 1800s the New Zealand fur seal was hunted to the brink of extinction but since its protection in 1978 numbers are estimated to be back up around 50 to 60,000 1/500th at f5.6 ISO 100 nikon 18-105: by jakeanderson, Views[431]
     
    A picture of the past, an old boat ramp from New Zealand's whaling history, Kaikoura, New Zealand's east coast. Where the Australian and pacific plates collide, the Hikurangi trench provides a perfect habitat for sperm whales, this trench is just a few kilometres out to sea. This made Kaikoura the perfect spot to hunt the sperm whale which at the time was the most sort after whale due to the fine grade oil stored in the front section of their skull. The oil itself is such a fine grade it was used in expensive watches and as well as being used by the Rolls Royce car company. It was also used in street lamps all over london. today though the whales are protected and numbers are increasing. 1/15 sec at f9 ISO 160 Lee GND 0.9 hard edge Tamron 10-24mm : by jakeanderson, Views[569]
         		 A break in the clouds brings a dramatic end to the day, Gellespies beach, just west of fox glacier, New Zealand's west coast. This beach is a peaceful way to end the day after trekking through rugged glaciers, the waves rolling over the pebble beach and the sun slowly dipping below the horizon is sure to relieve anyones aching muscles 0.8 sec at f7.1 ISO 100 Lee GND 0.6 soft edge 0.9 hard edge Tamron 10-24mm: by jakeanderson, Views[243]
     
     
     
     

     
         		 Culture- Welcoming the woman onto the sacred site to be loved.: by aydenjames, Views[226]
         		 Sheep that make us warm coats for winter out of the wool on their backs: by aydenjames, Views[205]
         		 Local brew that seems to be a feature at ALL New Zealand gatherings.: by aydenjames, Views[206]
     
    Home is were the heart is and that is where it will stay. Live your Life: by aydenjames, Views[182]
         		 Local park that brings in lights every year in New Plymouth. Family Tradition.: by aydenjames, Views[186]
         		 The Revamping of Auckland New Zealand: by gypsyminx, Views[229]
         		 by gypsyminx, Views[216]
         		 by gypsyminx, Views[225]
     
    by gypsyminx, Views[203]
         		 by gypsyminx, Views[170]
         		 Hobbit - human sized door: by thekiwireporter, Views[79]
         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[58]
         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[73]
     
    by thekiwireporter, Views[78]
         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[93]
         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[88]
         		 On the bus to Bag End: by thekiwireporter, Views[80]
         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[97]
     
    by thekiwireporter, Views[70]
         		 Gimli our old school bus to Bag End: by thekiwireporter, Views[111]
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         		 by thekiwireporter, Views[104]
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