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Behind the Scenes
The trip around New Zealand in December 2017 was the inspiration for my new photobook called 'Most Photogenic and Inspired New Zealand Landscapes in the South Island'
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My New Zealand Landscapes Photobook is on sale on Blurb
I’ve just published a new book and am so proud to share it with you! It is called: Most Photogenic and Inspiring New Zealand Landscapes in the South Island. Technical Specs: Hardcover Imagewrap Book ; Large-format Landscape 13×11 in, 33×28 cm; Premium luster paper It is available on Blurb Bookstore which has a reputation as one of the best Photography photobooks publishers. Their excellent, professional quality makes it worthwhile. In Photography it is very important that images be reproduced to the best quality. It’s available to preview and buy from the link below. I would love for you to take a look and to share it with your circles to help…
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My New Zealand Photobook is live on Kickstarter
My New Zealand Landscape Photobook is now live on Kickstarter. My Kickstarter project will last until April 29, 2021.
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My New Zealand Photo Adventure
My New Zealand experience was unique. And I had my camera with me to prove it! For any print on demand products please click here.
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Art Rangers Photos Donation
I donated 3 of my photos to the Art Rangers. They offer the proceeds from the sales of prints of National Park images to National Parks Foundation to preserve them for everyone to enjoy for generations to come. I think theirs is a worthy cause and wish we would have something similar in Australia too. Here is their link: www.theartrangers.com/ and their FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theartrangers/ These are the photos I donated:
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How to access my Images.
If you like the images from my website, you are probably wondering how can you purchase them. I don’t sell anything directly on my website but you may have noticed the pull-down menu called ‘purchase’ where you have access to all the links to the Microstock photography sites if you are interested in the digital version, or if you want to purchase a print I have my images listed with some print on demand sites like Redbubble, Pixels and Society 6. For Australia, I would recommend Redbubble and for the USA and Europe all the rest. The largest POD or print-on-demand site would be Pixels (or Fine Art America). For…
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Canyonlands – Dead Horse Point and Mesa Arch
Worked hard to wake up to get there at sunrise, then we kind of got lost a bit due to lack of directional information on the road. And you cannot rely on GPS either. We got lost and arrived at sunrise at Dead Horse Point instead of Mesa Arch. Well, I said: at least I’ll have some pictures of sunrise here until my husband will go ask for directions. And this was the result: We still arrived at Mesa Arch, just in time to see the sunlight reflected onto the underside of the arch which was positively glowing red. On the way back we stopped again at Dead Horse Point…
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Bryce Canyon
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Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon was one of the most amazing places we have seen in our US holiday this year! The slot canyon was formed by erosion of sandstone, primarily by flash flooding, but also the rainwater is cutting into the stone walls, smoothing the hard edges in such a way as to form the “flowing shapes’ in the rock. It is a spectacular looking place and understandably very popular with photographers, which was a bit frustrating at times. The people running the tours are very nice and they try to accommodate everyone, but in order to do that, they have to rush you through. You can…
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Horseshoe Bend – Colorado River
The next stop after Grand Canyon was the small town of Page where we visited two amazing places: Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon -both breathtaking, ‘WOW’ places, like nothing we have ever seen before. And both posing different challenges for photographers! At Horseshoe -a meander of Colorado River- you stay on the edge of the cliff and look down approximately 300m, so vast and beautiful! But I was surprised there is nothing to protect you from falling to your certain death, I did not see any rail or any sign of warning… Well, this is probably my Australian mentality speaking, it would be ridiculous to fence out the whole Grand Canyon… It…
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