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Hi,
a couple of different ones. The first one is taken at Lake Wanaka and I framed it with the lamp posts. 
d70s, 18-70 at 34mm, f11, 1/50s This one is a pub on the road leading to the Cardrona ski area. A few times that I drove by, it had lots of cars but I came back in the mid-morning when most people were still on the ski hill. Thought the b&w treatment would work for this one. 
d70s, 18-70 at 18mm, f8, 1/80s click on this one for a larger version. C&C appreciated. cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
(misc Nikon stuff)
Andre like both of the, the framing of Lake Wanaki is good, though the scenery is so dramatic I would probably be happier without it. The B&W of Cardrona Hotel could be from 50 years ago
Love the impact of the first one Andre. Well framed and interesting. I might have cloned the yellow buoy out, but it isn't a big deal. I just gotta go there one day soon. Have to save up for a HUGE portable hard drive or something first.
Second one is great. I could sell that one for sure with a touch of sepia.  Very nice all round.
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André
#1 falls into the over composed category for me (must be an NZ thing ), but #2 is excellent and suits the treatment. BTW When I first saw this image I thought the sign said Garlic Whisky  Peter
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G'day mate. I know that pub! Ha, even the same car's still there... Wonder if the same spider's web is on the drivers side rear light
Look forward to more NZ stuff, love it... Aka Andrew
Maybe I just got tired of photographing the same mountains and wanted something different  or maybe it is a NZ thing as you say
Garlic Whisky 
Probably was It was a popular one. When I was leaving the valley and drove in front of the pub, there was about 5 photogs with their SLR's.
Thanks everyone for the comments. Now for the next holiday
Cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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