Scenes from New Zealand


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Yakuza

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Beginner shots from my Canon Powershot G2. :)


Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Lake Tekapo


Walter Peak High Country Farm


Taken near a kiwi orchard
 

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Wow. I like the yellow flower with a bee most. Did u use any add-on filter like polarizer? The colors look saturated to me.
 

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yup I had my polarizer on the G2, the weather there was bright and sunny :cool: . It was especially glaring at Walter Peak farm, with the pics of the kids. Thanks for comments :)

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Wow. I like the yellow flower with a bee most. Did u use any add-on filter like polarizer? The colors look saturated to me.
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wow..the pic with the bee is outstanding..did u waited for the shot or happen to jus see it and then snap...if so..wah real lucky =) but the first too shots are really saturated...or is it my monitor

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JerChan

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The second picture just reminds me of downhilling where insane people pedal scrambler like bicycles down as fast as they can.

Can't imagine wow life would be like if I stayed in a cottage with a DH course in my backyard.

By the way, you have got some very beautiful shots there.
 

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deux

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nice shots for a beginner well done.. :thumbsup:
 

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camera1001

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Very nice shots! In addition to the capabilities of the camera and photographer, credit must go to the country NZ also. I miss that place and vow to go back there again. Endless photo opportunities exist there. Some pple say the colors are saturated. Well, I expereinced that some time back when I was there with films. It's really that beautiful guys. In Singapore, you've got to be really lucky or patient to wait for that combination of sky and color. A very very far cry from beautiful NZ!
 

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Yakuza

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My only regret is that I joined a tour group and did not self-drive.. the tour group's schedule is too hectic, always rush rush rush, sigh....

Anyway alot of credit goes to the DC because with a 32 + 64 + 256 MB card it gave me a grand total of about 550+ shots. With the digital cam, I don't have to take and pray that the photo turns out good, but I can review it and retake immediately if necessary!

Actually I did turn up the Saturation setting of the G2, because photos taken in Singapore before I went turned out to be very dull. I guess with the sunny weather and magnitude of colors in New Zealand, I should not have turned up the Saturation by a notch..

Thanks for the words of encouragement, will try to improve next time :)

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Very nice shots! In addition to the capabilities of the camera and photographer, credit must go to the country NZ also. I miss that place and vow to go back there again. Endless photo opportunities exist there. Some pple say the colors are saturated. Well, I expereinced that some time back when I was there with films. It's really that beautiful guys. In Singapore, you've got to be really lucky or patient to wait for that combination of sky and color. A very very far cry from beautiful NZ!
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s0ulofsin

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Great shots...nice bold colors.:thumbsup:

Thanks for sharing with us the beauty of New Zealand. :)
 

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my dream vacation has been always to go to new Zealand... want to live there too in the countryside if possible :) your pix looks very good... makes me wanna go there and take pictures too!
 

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very nice :thumbsup: ur colours very rich!!
 

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