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One of the many houses along a road that goes along the beach (below).
These were charming, but rather simple houses, barely more than a shack. Which was a little surprising – so many other parts of New Zealand have upscale bungalows and apartments that must cost millions of dollars.
Wellington, New Zealand.
Op 31 mei 2015 passeert Locon 9906 met een sleep ketelwagens Amersfoort. De rode ketelwagens worden gehuurd van GATX, dat een paar jaar geleden DEC overnam en vervoeren biodiesel naar de Botlek Tank Terminal (BTT).
Ondanks dat de intercity naar Enkhuizen geheel volgens dienstregeling even later aankomt en mag Locon toch zonder stop doorrijden richting Baarn. Aangezien de voorste stroomafnemer nog omhoog gaat, had de machinist dit waarschijnlijk niet verwacht.
A JetStar plane that had just landed at Queenstown, as we were making our way out. Our Air New Zealand plane can be seen in the background.
Leica 28mm Summilux-M
cover -- a vintage christmas '45 album that i found at my local thrift store (i got a couple at that time) - i mimicked the scallops from the label with paint marker on the record part, outlined it with black sharpie marker, sprinkled some martha stewart glitter into some glue, then layered on some scrapbook paper strips and vintage sheet music strips under the alphas/title
the big D is from a record album cover that i cut out and completed the words with some scrapbooking alphas, and played on the record/album thing with the typed "sub title" on white muslin
There is a hill in Tasmania that affords a nice view of the valley down below and the town of Hobart. This is a standard pilgrimage for all visitors.
We ended up here on the morning of a cloudy and overcast day with occasional rains, which was good and bad from a photography perspective. It cut down the visibility and clarity for distant viewing, but it also gave me saturated colors for the foreground and a muted background that nicely popped the foreground subject. So I ended up making the beautiful texture of the land my main subject.
You take what you get!
Leica 28mm f/1.4 Summilux-M