Had a challenging, but fun, photo job last week in Rotorua with the rare native New Zealand Falcon (really exciting photos coming very soon! Sneak peek below). While there I managed to shoot down twice to a great spot on the Waikato River where I’d shot during summer, as I thought comparision photos would be very interesting. I couldn’t wait to prepare them alongside each other, and share them with you. So, here they are – a nice little study of interest I think. Nice when a simpy idea comes off like that:
The last shot below was taken in -3 degree celsius frost. While it’s hard to see here, there was a tremendous hoar frost forming on the trees from the freezing fog along the river. Not as epic as our Central Otago hoar frosts, but always stunning to see. I’ll have a few waikato hoar frost shots up in my library in a few weeks….MORE…
Oh, and stay tuned for the Falcon photos – they’ll be appearing in New Zealand Geographic Magazine next week. They surpassed my expectations and have made a happy Editor – his comments are unrepeatable here, so that’s good I reckon. Here’s a small peek….make sure you buy the magazine when it’s out. I think the images will be stunning in the print quality this magazine uses.
The sneak peek looks amazing, Rob! When you say NZ Geographic Magazine, do you know – is there also a chance your photos will be on their Web site? Or yours? Would love to check them out from the states…
Thanks. Yep, the magazine has an online e-magazine facility at Zinio.com. E.g. http://nz.zinio.com/browse/issues/index.jsp?skuId=313735609 For a shameless piece of self promotion you could visit http://nz.zinio.com/reader.jsp?issue=313735609&o=int&prev=si and see a profile they did on my work – pages 12-17.
But I think the magazine is just beautiful quality so it’s worth getting the real thing in hand with a postal subscription at http://www.nzgeographic.co.nz/subscribers.php
All the best
Rob