Liners' Photoblog
Waikuku Beach #1
Posted by Linerberry (Christchurch, New Zealand) on 7 March 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
No wonder the Maori call New Zealand
"Aotearoa", the Land of the "long white cloud"
Don't forget****** "Silly Tuesday" ******where you can post anything that is silly, funny, daft or just makes you laugh!!!
For those of you that don't know the origin of Silly Tuesday here is a bit if a run down....It started on this day. My thoughts were as follows......
Monday is the start of the week...
Wednesday is the middle of the week.....
Thursday is nearly Friday and Friday is the start of the weekend:-)
I know some people work weekends as I am one of them:-)
But its still the weekend BUT......
What is Tuesday???? Its just a Silly Day that means nothing....so thats where ST came from:-)
Join in the Silliness:-)
Love Silly Mama:-)
If you post on ST then leave a link on my page then others get to see your silliness:-)
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Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
You've made a great use of the wide angle, the sky is beautiful and I love the low horizon to emphasize the wonderful sky even more.
7 Mar 2009 5:32am
Liang from San Francisco, United States
you have such unique vision for the dramatic skyline effect. Excellent use of this dynamic range! And thanks for the bday wishes!
7 Mar 2009 5:44am
Maxine from Rangiora, New Zealand
Great shot C, it was just so spectacular, i have finally whittled it down to 130 images!!!!!!
7 Mar 2009 6:05am
Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Waikuku sky is also heavenly :) Great shot, spectacular clouds and very good depth.
7 Mar 2009 7:05am
EYES WIDE SHUT from United Kingdom
What a cloudscape! Immensely beautiful, full of detail and wonder. Superbly observed, Linerberry
7 Mar 2009 7:21am
-1q5yChØt!c- from Persia, Iran
wow,this is amazing,very very beautiful and outstanding capture,superb...
BRAVO
7 Mar 2009 7:49am
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
You're working for the NZ tourist office, no? ;-)
7 Mar 2009 10:11am
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Wow Liners what a start. I never even saw this with mine own eyes. Awesome girl fabulous compostion
7 Mar 2009 10:28am
Scene by Sharon Photography from Kingston, Ontario, Canada
I have never seen a sky like that - beautiful!
7 Mar 2009 11:03am
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
Wow...this is spectacular! A parting of the clouds one could say!
7 Mar 2009 1:08pm
zOOm from Paris, France
I really love this one, sky is so huge ! I love your skies (you already know that) ! A space within the space.
7 Mar 2009 2:21pm
Observing from North West, United Kingdom
Under the wide open sky....... great shot and very well framed..!
7 Mar 2009 2:33pm
Alivia from Saint-Etienne, France
Un ciel immense et tourmenté au ras de l'eau, c'est majestueux de contrastes et de grandeur.
7 Mar 2009 3:37pm
Alivia from Saint-Etienne, France
Un ciel immense et tourmenté au ras de l'eau, c'est majestueux de contrastes et de grandeur.
7 Mar 2009 3:43pm
Mellofello from Bromley, United Kingdom
It looks as though they're going headlong on a collision course. It's quite a powerful picture. Excellent liner.
7 Mar 2009 7:19pm
Suzanne from Huntington Bch, California, United States
Amazing sky and I like how you've made it the center of interest, using the land just as a base. Well done.
7 Mar 2009 7:50pm
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
I wish that I had made it to NZ... gorgeous sky...
7 Mar 2009 10:17pm
dogilicious from Millerstown, PA, United States
A huge sky. Nicely captured colors.
8 Mar 2009 12:42am
JJ from Jersey City, United States
The first thing I thought when opening this was of Aotearoa and its meaning,but see you mentioned it, fantastic shot gorgeous blues and such interestign clouds
8 Mar 2009 1:39am
Cricket-Tammy from United States
wow...what a vivid sky that is alive. Very very very pretty.
8 Mar 2009 5:43am
Lesley from Lincoln, United States
Fabulous perspective!! This is gorgeous, Liners!
8 Mar 2009 8:52pm
Sony DSC-H7
1/640 second
F/5.6
ISO 100
6 mm