28 February 2013

Dusk, Pohangina valley



We've had no appreciable rain for weeks now and everything's turning crisp. But the evenings are wonderful.

This was the view from my back door five evenings ago.The distant peak is Maharahara, the highest point on the southern Ruahine range.


[23 February 2013, Panasonic Lumix GH1, 14–45 mm at 45 mm, ISO 200, 1/6 at f5.6]

All content © 2013 Pete McGregor

6 comments:

Bob McKerrow - Wayfarer said...

It was good to find your other blog promoted by Robb. Keep up the good works, wanderings and ramblings. Bob

pohanginapete said...

Thank you, Bob. :^)

Zhoen said...

The kind of landscape that slowly sucks you into it.

pohanginapete said...

Zhoen — yes, like a drop of rain...

Ruahines said...

Kia ora Pete,
Dry indeed, reminds me of the golden type tussock on the Whanahuia for some reason, though I realize the situation is dire indeed for some.
Very enjoyable evening e hoa. Always glad to catch up!
Cheers,
Robb

pohanginapete said...

A wonderful evening — thanks Robb :^)

Still no rain, and none looking likely in the near future, either.