2 thoughts on “A Cumulonimbus holding a Congestus (hands up) hostage to ransom, over Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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4 thoughts on “Orewa Beach, New Zealand.”
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9 thoughts on “‘Over the Back Fence’ New Zealand style.”
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Wayne Brasch says: Teri, thank you for the huge compliment, I’m pleased you liked it.
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Teri says:
Ansel Adams would have been proud to have taken this picture. Most excelent!
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Kyle Harper says:
Amazing phot, really chose black and white perfectly to emphasise the shadows and beams of light
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Anonymous says:
Hi Bill, John & Sandra, thanks for the wonderful comments they are truely appreciated. Bill I have been experimenting with digital B&W on and off for a while now with limited success> The bird just happened to be in the right place at the right time!!
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John Norris says:
I agree with Bill`s comments and yes B+W is not dead, Great image Wayne.
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Bill Tranter says:
An absolute stunner, and that bird is in exactly the right position – had you trained it? Your photo shows that B+W is not dead yet! Well done!
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One thought on “Taken from Orewa, looking over the Hauraki Gulf Islands of Motuora, Kawau and Little Barrier, New Zealand.”
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4 thoughts on ““I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” from Maunu, Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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Anonymous says:
you should not be lonely, the cloud is with you. as if you are talking to it. nice picture.
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Anonymous says:
you should not be lonely, the cloud is with you. as if you are talking to it. nice picture.
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Anonymous says:
you should not be lonely, the cloud is with you. as if you are talking to it. nice picture.
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4 thoughts on “This rainbow was photographed prior to an equestrian event over Wayne’s fence in Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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Anonymous says:
Hello all,
For those interested; this image is a composite of three images stitched together using PSE5 Photomerge. Taken with a Nikon D70, shot in RAW, F/11, manual metering, exposure and focus. RAW files rendered with Abode LightRoom. Taken early morning 2 days ago, this rainbow preceded heavy rain from the south (left) prior to an equestrian event.
Kindest regards
Wayne Brasch
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4 thoughts on “A giant outstretched hand coaxes cloud wave on to the stand of trees, Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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Anonymous says:
Thanks GW, I quite like B&W and have been playing around with various digital B&W processes. Actually I either like lots of colour or none at all. 7 out of the 11 image I have submitted to CAS are in B&W!
Thanks Grizzly, sort of does have a few HK characteristics! Actually about a month before I took this shot I did see my first and perfect HK just west (to the right) of where this image was taken. You guessed it, I didn’t have my camera with me. At the time I was working and although I only live about 100 meters from where I work, at the time I was taking and injured bird to the bird recovery centre just up the road. Within 5 minutes the HK had all but vanished, no photo but I have the memory!
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It almost looks like a KH wave cloud except it’s on a horizontal axis instead of a vertical one. Anyone else think that?
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Granny Weatherwitch, ex U.K. M says:
Nice to see a black+white image for a change. Gives us a different appreciation of clouds. Thank you!
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4 thoughts on “Aptly named, ‘Gateway to the Clouds’, by the photo owner, taken at Barge Park, Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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Thanks for the comments.
Jill I was using a Marumi Circular Polarizing filter to help prevent blowing out the hightlights in the clouds. It was used at maximum polarization (90 degree angle to the sun) and the bi-product was the deep blue sky.
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Gerard. says:
Great sense of depth;the Cumulus almost floats out of the picture.Love it!
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Granny Weatherwitch a.k.a Jill says:
Nice clouds, but you overdid the sky filter and/or contrast adjustment (I guess a filter which has graduated blue colouring from the top downwards). Overhead sky just doesn’t get that inky-black in the daytime, especially in sunlight! Try a polarising filter instead, or hold polarised sunglasses in front of the lens to try this out before buying a camera filter.
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3 thoughts on “Pataua Beach, Northland, New Zealand.”
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4 thoughts on “For those of us who missed it, thanks Wayne for this image of Comet McNaught over Maunu, Whangarei, New Zealand.”
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Absolutely stunning pic! Unfortunately, on the occasions we headed over to Piha to try to get a glimpse, the conditions weren’t good for viewing. Would have loved to have seen the real thing. (Wayne, there is a PM for you over at the mnz forums)
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Jill Towers says:
I too had the joy of this sight from my front verandah. So much better than Halley and yet so little acknowledgement from the general population.
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Anonymous says:
we are so enjoying watching it – thank you for your wonderful picture
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…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what a super shot – exceeding great photography
This is a truly great image Wayne and i also like monochrome, thank you for sharing it with us cloud spotters!!!
John.
I've been talking to photograghers about blck
& white lately & this is the reason why-to
bring them to life! Fiji in blck & white!
Fabulous!
Ally