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Otuataua Stonefields

By Chris Gin

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The Otuataua Stonefields are a reminder of Auckland's volcanic past, full of stones flung out in successive volcanic eruptions. I was lucky enough to experience a beautiful sunrise there and captured this shot just before leaving. (And yes, these were the actual colours).

About the photo

Adobe Photoshop.

Canon EOS 40D.

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Comments (18)

  1. King_Belleauh

    Literally just yesterday, I get on here and I'm sayin' to myself "Where's the latest Chris Gin?" and I go back like 4 pages until I find something from the first week of the November. Glad to see you're still alive, mate. The Lookout - November 7, 2008: still my favorite of your IL portfolio.

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  2.       

    Chris Gin, the space occupied by the portion of water gives a sense of stoutness, strength. I see only a small intrusion into the left corner of the photo in the space of trees, like a blur. But nothing that subtracts the quality of your work, praising the wise words of PoopChef. Thank you for yet another, Mr Gin.

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