Images from New Zealand
Apr 28, 2013 23:41:31 #
djmills wrote:
Thanks for posting. My grandfather was born in New Zealand. I'd love to visit.
Where was he born?
I may have some pics of nearby that might be of interest to you.
Regards
Tony
Apr 28, 2013 23:43:34 #
NZBarry wrote:
Nice set of photos TonyP, Welcome to the UHH. I have a few Rugby photos from the last world cup, but will have to sift through a few to show. Cant wait to see more from you, Barry
Hi mate, where are you?
Like to see some of your World Cup pics too.
Feel free to post here if you want.
Cheers
Apr 29, 2013 00:15:41 #
TonyP wrote:
Thanks for the kind words Sdaupanner.
Will go through some typically NZ pics for posting over the next few days. Have always been wary of posting on the web for some reason.
Regards
Will go through some typically NZ pics for posting over the next few days. Have always been wary of posting on the web for some reason.
Regards
I will be waiting love pictures from downunder.....in fact at my age I like pictures from anywhere I know that I am never going to get a chance to visit. I am an arm chair tourist, Keep them coming.
Apr 29, 2013 01:27:20 #
Sdaupanner wrote:
I will be waiting love pictures from downunder.....in fact at my age I like pictures from anywhere I know that I am never going to get a chance to visit. I am an arm chair tourist, Keep them coming.
You talked me in to it :)
Thanks for your comments.
I'll try and find some typically NZ scenes that might be enuff
to fire your ambition to come visit. Always got a cuppa on.
Here's another 'broke barn'.
She's a Swedish Vallhund but living in NZ.
Akaroa, South Island NZ. Settlers Cottage as it was.
Apr 29, 2013 01:38:00 #
Apr 29, 2013 03:02:31 #
tom kf4wol wrote:
Welcome to the Hog, love your Photos.
They are excellent, Thanks for sharing.
tom
They are excellent, Thanks for sharing.
tom
Thanks Tom, hers the last couple, I think.
Dont want to wear out my welcome.
Street Photography. This guy was on a corner in town. Didnt say a word.
We do enjoy Horse Events. She was a ribbon winner.
Sunrise over the Pacific from Eastern Bay of Plenty
Apr 29, 2013 05:26:47 #
TonyP wrote:
Hi mate, where are you?
Like to see some of your World Cup pics too.
Feel free to post here if you want.
Cheers
Like to see some of your World Cup pics too.
Feel free to post here if you want.
Cheers
Hi Tony, I'm in New Plymouth, How about you? I'll just post a couple because I had just got my first ever DSLR, and the quality wasn't that good.
The Game
The scrum
The stoush
Back up USA blue Russia Red
The Lineout
C'mon guys shake hands Yeah Right
The Fans
Apr 29, 2013 05:46:47 #
NZBarry wrote:
Hi Tony, I'm in New Plymouth, How about you? I'll just post a couple because I had just got my first ever DSLR, and the quality wasn't that good.
That last pic is a winner Barry. Quality looks fine to me but have to admit am a fan for getting in close, if you know what I mean.
I'm originally from Wellington and now retired in Tauranga (came via 29 years in Auckland).
Was a photographer back in the days of wet darkrooms and still do a few jobs, but pick and choose.
Cheers
Apr 29, 2013 06:01:53 #
Apr 29, 2013 06:26:22 #
Ahoy Tony,
The first photo in this posting really captured my attention. I believe it is simply stunning. What a fine example of a thouroughbred! I'm also impressed with the action shot of the tractor at work.
Thank you for posting these fine photographs.
Cheers to the max!
Martin
The first photo in this posting really captured my attention. I believe it is simply stunning. What a fine example of a thouroughbred! I'm also impressed with the action shot of the tractor at work.
Thank you for posting these fine photographs.
Cheers to the max!
Martin
Apr 29, 2013 09:21:27 #
mvyusmc wrote:
Ahoy Tony,
The first photo in this posting really captured my attention. I believe it is simply stunning. What a fine example of a thouroughbred! I'm also impressed with the action shot of the tractor at work.
Thank you for posting these fine photographs.
Cheers to the max!
Martin
The first photo in this posting really captured my attention. I believe it is simply stunning. What a fine example of a thouroughbred! I'm also impressed with the action shot of the tractor at work.
Thank you for posting these fine photographs.
Cheers to the max!
Martin
Thanks Martin, she was an ex racehorse. Raced under the name Powerade. Never won a race, so when we bought her she was renamed Milo. Very pretty but could be a real bitch. The only one who could handle her was my wife but even then, when Milo heated up, like any racehorse she was very difficult to slow down. Or stop!
Rather photogenic though.
Thanks for your kind comments.
Apr 29, 2013 09:37:09 #
TonyP wrote:
Don't know if anyone is interested in pics from 'Downunder' but I enjoy browsing the photos here, so thought I would take a deep breathe and jump in. Only pics I have 'saved for web' were for my website so they have been taken over a range of time.
Taken either with a Nikon D200 or D300s.
Lenses used all Nikkor, either an old 80-200 2.8, 50mm 1.8 or my more recent 70-300 4.5-5.6.
I enjoy animal, people and street photography and try to combine all three when I can.
Taken either with a Nikon D200 or D300s.
Lenses used all Nikkor, either an old 80-200 2.8, 50mm 1.8 or my more recent 70-300 4.5-5.6.
I enjoy animal, people and street photography and try to combine all three when I can.
Nice sets...I really enjoyed a glimpse of Down Under!
Apr 29, 2013 11:15:39 #
Fabulous shots. It's wonderful you got such a great photo of Vegas for your clients.
Apr 29, 2013 11:42:42 #
Those are great the Dog is Great never had one like that. Had a Shepard/Wolf and she had the same coat as the one you have but it had a massive head and copper eyes. and that settler cottage reminds me of a few fallen down cabins we have here in the hills,Logs for walls and dirt for the floor like I said any that you want to share I will be watching.
Apr 29, 2013 11:50:45 #
The horse picture is very striking. The dog looks happy - I love the lighting.
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