Liners' Photoblog
Bank Peninsula...invasion of the sea!
Posted by Linerberry (Christchurch, New Zealand) on 23 October 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Their volcanic craters have subsequently been enlarged to many times their original size by stream erosion; they were then invaded by the sea during the postglacial world-wide rise in sea level beginning about 15,000 years ago.
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Maxine from Rangiora, New Zealand
I love the grass on the cliff in the foreground, and the green of the sea. I just love the peninsula to be honest! great work C.
23 Oct 2008 6:01am
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Beautiful shot Liners quite an unusual colour the sea was that day
23 Oct 2008 6:16am
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States
the colors of this water lull me into peaceful daydreams... i might have to pull a 'Rip Van Winkle'... and sleep the sleep of a thousand years!! ;) just amazing -- excellent shot Liners!!
23 Oct 2008 6:33am
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
Oh, those colors ... aquamarine and turquoise! Great PoV and if it's not too cold I'm ready to take a dip ... :)
23 Oct 2008 6:43am
Maramy from Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom
Lovely shot, beautiful coloured water!! most unusual.
23 Oct 2008 9:23am
kylie from Shanghai, China
I'm loving the colour of the sea here. Its just so pretty. Lovely capture as always Liners (and sorry I havent commented for the last few days - having one of those crazy weeks. But I am still visiting everyday, even if I dont have time to write a few lines!)
23 Oct 2008 9:56am
@kylie: Thank you so much Kylie! You don't have to apologise, I think we all know how hard it is to keep up sometimes. I think that at least if we know we are all coming from the same space....that sometimes we can't keep up...but we always look or try to, thats enough ay:-)) Have a good day!
Florence from Paris, France
OMG ! Terrific, outstanding, stunning color of teh sea ! Emerald suits well ! :-)
23 Oct 2008 10:42am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
I bow before you LadyBerry, for the sea of my dream, you brought to me...Do I have to tell you just how much I love this....
23 Oct 2008 12:43pm
Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom
Crazy colors Liners, and i've seen this before in volcanic pools. Looks an interesting place there.
23 Oct 2008 3:19pm
JJ from Jersey City, United States
what an amazing view of the wonder of nature, the color of the water is so beautiful
23 Oct 2008 5:18pm
Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom
just fantastic colour to the water, beautiful
23 Oct 2008 5:19pm
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
This is so interesting to watch the geological processes of your home! These colours are mesmerizing.
24 Oct 2008 12:17am
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
Another great shot of a gorgeous landscape...
24 Oct 2008 2:08am
DarkElf from Perth, Australia
fantastic landscape and what an intriguing colour of the water! i like your composition here and the wide view...
24 Oct 2008 2:21am
Siam from Chaingrai, Thailand
I love the colour of the sea here colours so beautiful .La beautiful arrest as usually on the nature
24 Oct 2008 3:19am
KZC from Sydney, Australia
What a colour of blue ?
fantastic shot of the water and the mountains
24 Oct 2008 4:38am
Olympus C170,D425
1/800 second
F/2.8
ISO 50
7 mm