New Zealand North Island - NZNI03 southern ocean

New Zealand North Island - NZNI03 southern oceanSteep drop with gallons of water flowing in a deluge over the edge at Whangarei Falls. New Zealand's North Island is the smaller of the two main islands of New Zealand and it is home to approximately half of its population. The North Island has a spine of mountain ranges running through the middle with gentle rolling farmlands on both sides. The central North Island is dominated by the Volcanic Plateau, an active volcanic and thermal area where it is

Incoming storm against the serenity of the bay

Textures in contrast

The beaches are combined with many granite boulders and formations with some amazing colours and in the right light photographic opportunities are a plenty

The South Island of New Zealand is the larger of the two islands by surface area but is less populated

It even boasts its own natural spa pool where the waves crash against the rocks

Undergrowth and ferns beautiful in their own right against the tall timber inside the Boranup Forest

wind-carved forests and sweeping views across King George Sound create a location rich in texture

life is coming back

The ocean here is a stunning and clear turquoise blue and is enough to entice most people for a swim

Dunsborough

Throughout the southwest of Western Australia there are many waterfalls which only flow in the winter after weeks of heavy rainfall

In the months of autumn