A summer evening at Flounder Bay.
[3 February 2010; Canon 20D, 10–22 mm f4 at 10 mm, ISO 200, 1/15 at f16]
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3 comments:
Thank you so much for your comment on my blog!! And thanks for all these wonderful photos!
and there's me with some idea that New Zealand is a sunny hot place in summer!.. lol, this could be a summer's evening on the beach here!
Aputsiaq, thanks, and you're welcome :^)
Watercats, the first few days we were there were pretty dodgy, weatherwise, but it soon reverted to the usual lovely, sunny days. January had been a shocker — quite atypical for Hawkes Bay — so we timed our visit very well.
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