Terry in his natural habitat. This was back in January 2005, when Terry, Lance and I climbed Mts Wakeman and Murchison at the head of the White River, Arthur's Pass National Park (in the South Island), then came out via the Greenlaw basins and Greenlaw creek. The big valley in the background is the Waimakariri River.
All content © 2009 Pete McGregor
All content © 2009 Pete McGregor
5 comments:
I have just stumbled upon both your blogs. Your writing is wonderful and sensuous, and your photos are dramatic. Terribly excited to have found you and I am following along now.
But for the distant snow this could be Lawrence of Arabia - so much an extension of his habitat.
Thank you, Purest Green. I'm very pleased and encouraged :^)
RR, yes, now you point it out, it does have that look about it. The "aged photo" look seemed to suit it well.
wow just realised the similarity with this and the ruahine dawn from shorts track
how do you get away with photographing nothing in half a photo haha
tom
Ha! It's all intuition, Tom. Interesting thought, though. I guess empty space focuses attention on the other aspects of the photo.
Hope you had a good walk the other day.
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