Walking by water
a gallery of photographs by the rivers and lakes of the Wairarapa, New Zealand
photographs, Wairarapa, Masterton, New Zealand, Waiohine River, Waipoua River, Henley Lake Park, Waingawa River Wairarapa Lake, landscapes, black & white photographs, monochrome photographs
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Rivers and Wetland in the Wairarapa.

After a rest from painting over the summer Christmas break I lost my impetous to pick up paint brushes. I did what I have done in the past, I dusted off my camera. The morning was foggy, a natural match for rivers. I have been living in the Wairarapa ( now 2022) since 2016 and had no interest in the local rivers, they looked scruffy and muddy, brown flowing water under steady rain or a trickle over dry summer months.  They appeared devoid of native vegetation, with willows and scrub lining the banks. On this misty morning my photography enthusiasm returned and I was seeing beauty under a heavy shroud of mist. I have been regularly visiting the rivers and wetlands over 2022. The more I photograph the more I see. 

 

The rivers and wetlands I have visited and made photographs of are the Waipoua River, Rensham Reserve, Ruamahanga River, Henley lake, Lake Wairarapa, Waingawa River, Waiohine River and Boggy Pond Moreana Wetlands.

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