
June 28, 1018 — Cape Saunders, Otago Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand
If you go due south from this spot, you’ll come to Antarctica. If you go due east, you’ll hit South America. Either way, it’s chilly. It wasn’t all that warm right where we were on this winter afternoon, either.
This is sort of how it looked. Kind of.
(Nikon D850, Tamron SP 24–70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 3.2; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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Ah! Now this is the kind of ‘south’ talk I understand, no translation necessary. Thank you very much Michael, I’m delighted to see this and it’s a stunning image. Deceptively warm appearance for a southern NZ view and it’s very impressionist. My feeling of connection with this scene is intense … it’s beautiful and amazing. Absolutely gorgeous! See, I like it.
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Thank you, Liz. I am VERY glad you like it.
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Excellent. Great composition.
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Thanks very much.
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Exotic place to be hanging out…and of course another lovely photo of ‘nothing!’
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Thank you very much, Paula. We went to see the yellow eyed penguins and the New Zealand fur seals. And we did see them. And a lot more.
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Color returns to the sea! I see more kinship with Rothko and Minimalism than with the Impressionists.
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Yup. The Muse immediately pointed to Rothko. Who was I to say no?
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It’s as hope in the middle of all the murk…. Wonderful, Michael!
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That’s exactly what it is. Stay tuned for two more views of the same subject.
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And thank you very very much.
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Oh so lovely … beautiful colour palette Michael ~ smiles Hedy ☺️
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Thank you very much, Hedy. Mommy Nature supplied the colors.
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Nature rules ☺️👌
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Fact. 😊
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I look forward to them, M!
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Beautiful scene! I particularly like the little wisps of cloud hanging down, silhouetted against the orange sky. 🙂
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Thank you very much. Two more to go in the series.
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It doesn’t necessarily looks as cold it was. I feel like I’m there, trying to look beyond what I actually can see. Lovely, subtle colours!
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Thank you very much. Actually at the exact moment, it was neither cold nor warm. It just was.
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Perfect
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😊
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If you don’t mind I’ll stay right here. Not south or east, just here! Sigh! (and not ‘kind of’ sigh! 😉)
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That’s perfectly fine.
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🙂 _/\_
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Nice little bits of the setting sun below the horizon hitting some of the clouds’ nether regions. I imagine those thin wisps hanging low were contributing a smidge to the ocean. I look forward to what follows.
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Thank you very much. That was exactly it. Yes, the wisps are part of the ongoing ocean contribution project happening all over the world.
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Great shot … superb colours 🙂
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Thank you. 😊
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Interesting…I like that rosy tint on the clouds halfway down, or up. And that line of deep purple clouds just above the horizon, far, far out. I can get into this one. 🙂
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Thank you very much. That’s what it supposed to do: invite you in to explore.
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