‘Raintown’
…through water, down to water…
Raintown
Tag: Water
Fog Over Water (White Stripe)
‘Fog Over Water (White Stripe)
…an opaque band of fog layers itself over a calm Waitemata Harbour.
Rangitoto lies mainly shrouded behind the thick vapour.
unusual, beautiful…
Sparkling Waters
‘Sparkling Waters’
…‘Waitemata’ means ‘sparkling waters’ in Māori language. Today was a crisp, bright, winter’s day in town – the name of our entrance on the sea certainly rang true…
Sprays Of Cool Water
‘Sprays Of Cool Water’
…come and be refreshed…
Falling Water Catching Light
‘Falling Water Catching Light’
…and creating a little rainbow too!…
Gull Duo
‘Gull Duo’
…just the two of us…
Door On The Beach
‘Door On The Beach’
Door On The Water
‘Door On The Water’
…the lapping tide’s just a step away…
Flying Underwater
‘Flying Underwater’
Quite privileged to have had the recent experience of wading in the tidal waters near Gisborne, amongst stingrays.
This magnificent eagle ray resembles a stealth bomber in flight, I reckon…
Water Sliding II
‘Water Sliding II’
…slip slide away, if you have a mat or a raft handy – a natural adventure ride is to be had…
Water Sliding
‘Water Sliding’
…passing over rock, catching the light, glistening…
A Quiet Pool II
‘A Quiet Pool II’
…it’s not that there is nothing happening here; it’s just the river pausing to rest for a moment, preparing to push on…
Hit The Surf
‘Hit The Surf’
A Quiet Pool
‘A Quiet Pool’
…cool, calm and inviting, the water beckons…
Waterfall, Water Wall
‘Waterfall, Water Wall’
Creek On The Ebb Tide
‘Creek On The Ebb Tide’
…emptying to the sea…
Fountain
‘Fountain’
“Look within. Within is the fountain of good and it will ever bubble up, if you will ever dig”
– Marcus Aurelius
Auckland View: Kohimarama to Rangitoto, 30.7.23 II
‘Auckland View: Kohimarama to Rangitoto, 30.7.23 II’
Auckland View: Kohimarama to Rangitoto, 30.7.23
‘Auckland View: Kohimarama to Rangitoto, 30.7.23’
Today’s stroll along Tamaki Drive, on the harbour’s edge, provided this panorama.
Blue skies, passing clouds, sparkling waters and the patterns of ancient volcanic rock reach out to meet me.
A view in my home town that I have seen probably thousands of times, but never tire of!
Canal Scene V
‘Canal Scene V’
…you know you want to, you know you oughta…flow free like frothing, white water…
ebb then flood 