Forest cascades by everlookphotography

Purakaunui Falls New Zealand This spot is about 5 minutes upstream from Purakaunui falls. I thought I'd take a dip but the water was deceptively deep getting here lol. The falls walk reminds me alot of the walk to Liffey falls in Tasmania and the falls themselves are quite comparable. It's almost like a piece of New Zealand and Tassie replicated themselves a few thousand kilometers apart. [Deviant Art Gallery] [Facebook] [Web Gallery] [Flickr] [G+] via 500px http://ift.tt/1ksWVnn

Emulate - Glenorchy, New Zealand by LukeAustin

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Breaking Bounderies by PatrickMarsonOng

I am not a fan of blending nor combining two images in one as I have been taught to get it right from the click of the shutter. But I always wanted to shoot a startrail plus a properly balanced exposure and color of the foreground, without the intense blue casts, dark areas and light painted structures. I came across an amazing online tutorial that teaches the art of digital blending. So as an experiment, I dug through my old lake tekapo shots from my first visit. Spring time lupines!! Trying out my skills in photoshop, two images, one was taken after the sun has set from the horizon for my foreground and blended it with a 70 image star stacked sky taken 3 hours after... Cheers!! via 500px http://ift.tt/1nA84Gd

Colorful Queenstown by NiphonSmitthapipat

A picture of Queenstown viewing from Bob's peak. I blend it from two picture take from two times. First is the colorful cloudy picture and second is the colorful city and blend it together via 500px http://ift.tt/1nzzsUV

Lake Wakatipu by raoul_bridgford

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Valley of Illusions by PatrickMarsonOng

Sharing my first visit to New Zealand spring of 2012. First time ever to see a country with such amazing landscapes like this, hiking for a sunrise shoot at an hour and a half through hanging bridges, howling winds, luscious greens and huge snow capped mountains was my best experience ever. Hooker valley track, one of the most popular walks in the park, it ends at the glacier lake where the most amazing view of Aoraki Mount Cook awaits! Cheers!! via 500px http://ift.tt/1t1K2mE

Wanaka - Holy Tree by EddieAng

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