Exploring the Green Spaces with Liz – Wednesday 23 June By Judy Ashton There were approximately 15 of us who went on this trip. For someone who had not wandered around the city for a
Workshop 2: Creating “Impact and Mood” - 19 June By Barry Dench Presenter: Barry Dench Topics: Impact and mood, focus stacking, lens choice and selective focus, focus peaking as an aid to getting sharp focus
Report on the field trip on Wednesday 23rd June - led by Liz Clark There were approximately 15 of us who went on this trip. For someone who had not wandered around the city for
For the pending August / September edition of CameraTalk magazine, we are planning to feature Wildlife and Nature Photography (anything living). So here's your chance to showcase any of your personal projects on NZ
NZ Geographic quoting Peter Crossley Lava caves may just be the most delightful thing that Aucklanders don’t know about their city—hidden below the suburbs, beneath front lawns and corner dairies. These caves are formed as
Punakaiki 27-30 May 2021 The weather forecast wasn’t looking too bad for the coast. At Arthurs Pass we we stopped for the mandatory, renowned date scones. A stop at Lake Brunner and wander across the
The West Coast Penguin Trust and the Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust are supporting penguin tours this September, arranged by Nature Quest. Participants will have behind the scenes visits to penguin sites and with those working in
Trip report by Sue Blair On Tuesday at 9.30am at Taylor's Mistake it was very wet and windy. 5 of us ventured out of the cars and down onto the beach. We took a few
February 15th 2021: Whale Shark Research Simon J Pierce - www.simonjpierce.com Simon says: 'I’m a co-founder and whale shark researcher at the Marine Megafauna Foundation, and an irredeemable wildlife geek at the new
May 17th 2021: Cycling from Alaska to Patagonia via the American Cordillera Mark Watson www.highlux.co.nz Mark over viewed his 45,500km cycling journey from the north coast of Alaska to Patagonia and then covered
