Low cloud, inversions and frost and things
We've had a week now of inversion cloud sitting low over Wanaka town. It really is warmer up on the ski areas than down at lake level.
However traveling up a little to where the land meets the cloud is well worth the effort from a landscape photography perspective.
By the entrance to the Snow Farm, Cardrona Valley...
The Branch Burn up the Cardrona Valley...
A dead tree on top of the Crown Range pass. It's always intrigued me and I've made photos of it in the past. The monuments mark and record the early history of the use of this expedient high altitude road route from Wanaka to Queenstown...
This week's nice web site: Three days exploring Lake Manapouri, New Zealand, by photographer Bill Hatcher
However traveling up a little to where the land meets the cloud is well worth the effort from a landscape photography perspective.
By the entrance to the Snow Farm, Cardrona Valley...
The Branch Burn up the Cardrona Valley...
A dead tree on top of the Crown Range pass. It's always intrigued me and I've made photos of it in the past. The monuments mark and record the early history of the use of this expedient high altitude road route from Wanaka to Queenstown...
This week's nice web site: Three days exploring Lake Manapouri, New Zealand, by photographer Bill Hatcher
Labels: Cardrona, Cardrona Valley, Crown Range, Lake Manapouri, New Zealand, New Zealand Landscape Photography, Queenstown, Snow Farm, Wanaka
posted by Donald at
12:24 PM
1 Comments:
Kia ora Donald,
Very cool. almost haunting and ethereal. The Ruahines are calling me soon!
Cheers,
Robb
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