New Zealand pictures

Photos of Auckland, New Zealand -- Piha-beach & Comet McNaught

http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200701-Comet-Piha/

:-)

Here is more photos of New Zealand, Raglan
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout

http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout

NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

DONOTREPLY wrote:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout

NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.

On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:12:45 +1300, frederick wrote:

DONOTREPLY wrote:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout

NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.


I think DONOTREPLY may be from overseas (note reference to Euros).

I enjoyed the photos.

Sue Bilstein wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:12:45 +1300, frederick wrote:

DONOTREPLY wrote:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout
NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.


I think DONOTREPLY may be from overseas (note reference to Euros).

I enjoyed the photos.

Perhaps I'm too fussy - eg:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...923_202448.JPG
Supposed to be Motutapu - Auckland on the Horizon.
I'm not even going to waste time describing my thoughts as to why anyone
would waste the bandwidth uploading a shot like that to a stock agency.

Some nice NZ photos from a NZ amateur photog he
http://www.photosig.com/go/users/vie...1c?id=162 205

On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 21:31:13 +1300, frederick wrote:
Sue Bilstein wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:12:45 +1300, frederick wrote:

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.


I think DONOTREPLY may be from overseas (note reference to Euros).

I enjoyed the photos.

Perhaps I'm too fussy - eg:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...923_202448.JPG
Supposed to be Motutapu - Auckland on the Horizon.
I'm not even going to waste time describing my thoughts as to why anyone
would waste the bandwidth uploading a shot like that to a stock agency.

Stock agency, wot dat? I just looked at them as holiday snaps.

Some nice NZ photos from a NZ amateur photog he
http://www.photosig.com/go/users/vie...1c?id=162 205

Spooky, spacy, glossy; art objects of a certain kind.

Sue Bilstein wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:12:45 +1300, frederick wrote:

DONOTREPLY wrote:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout
NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.

I think DONOTREPLY may be from overseas (note reference to Euros).

I enjoyed the photos.

Some of them were OK. I didn't look at a lot. My impression was a lot of
'interesting' (read as 'tatty') building taken from low down looking up
giving a distorted perspective, maybe with a short focal length.

Cheers,

Cliff
--

Have you ever noticed that if something is advertised as 'amusing' or
'hilarious', it usually isn't?

Cross-posting diminished.

On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 09:15:45 +1300, Enkidu
wrote:

Sue Bilstein wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:12:45 +1300, frederick wrote:

DONOTREPLY wrote:
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200612-Ra...e-Bay-Blackout
NEW! FRESH!! Historic Auckland
in photos!
http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200609-gb...oric_auckland/

Enormous history! 1842 is the dawn of western civilization!!

:-)

Good lord.
I hope that's not supposed to be representative of what Auckland looks
like, nor representative of what NZ photographers are capable of.

I think DONOTREPLY may be from overseas (note reference to Euros).

I enjoyed the photos.

Some of them were OK. I didn't look at a lot. My impression was a lot of
'interesting' (read as 'tatty') building taken from low down looking up
giving a distorted perspective, maybe with a short focal length.

They were interesting as one traveller's perspective on our country,
and some of them were quite nice.

Anyone who wants a real photogrpahic tour of NZ's landscape is
recommended to look at the website of Andris Apse

http://www.andrisapse.com/index.php

Andris looks at a landscape and then imagines it as it would appear
under certain lighting conditions, then waits until those conditions
are available.

If I could afford some of his prints I would buy them, but until my
Lotto ticket kicks in ....

DONOTREPLY wrote:

Photos of Auckland, New Zealand -- Piha-beach & Comet McNaught

http://y23stockpic.free.fr/200701-Comet-Piha/

:-)

As a native (i.e. born here of Anglo-Scottish-Irish extraction) New
Zealander, these images appear to be to be somewhat cynical. The
land/seascapes are reasonable, but the architecture and buildings are
not at all representative of the country, or the City of Auckland.

Some of the titles seem to be from a person whose first language isn't
English, so I guess he/she is a foreign tourist, maybe on an organized tour.

Colin D.

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