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Hides In Eternity's Lights

This was last night on the Esplanade. I ventured out on a mission of chance to see what I could find. I often do this, it's sort of a personal creative challenge to see what I can find and create at imperfect times of the day. In case you're wondering, no the lights of St Clair along the Esplanade aren't those colours. They are actually the type of street lights (sodium vapor I think ) that give off that awful orange glow, so I decided they needed some brightening up and changing with a bit of colour variation. Published on http://blog.caswellimages.com/

An historic stone wall separates farm fields on the Otago Peninsula, Dunedin

There Grows The Human Spirit

The Esplanade at St Clair is a lovely area of coast with some outstanding Bars and Restaurants. It's also home to White Island and 'The Poles' on St Clair beach which have become icons in their own right. Instead of making the 'The Poles' he focal point of this image, I wanted to make them part of it. Personally, I love the way White Island sits just off the coast of St Kilda and St Clair, appearing to be in a constant state of flux with light and sea forever dancing around it. Published at https://blog.caswellimages.com/

Sea Lettuce grows on a rock formation at Taiaroa Heads.

The dance of colour

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Creeping in a Twilight Light

There's definitely an autumnal feel creeping into Dunedin at the moment. The mornings are a bit colder now, the twilight is still long enough to enjoy some daylight hours and the winter winds are starting to make their presence felt. It a great time to go on some short photo walks amongst the autumn leaves like these that I found at the University yesterday afternoon. Published on social media.

To this change in colour.

With some of the weather over the weekend it was hard to believe that summer has now ended and we are now in autumn. There are signs however as the usual change in colour around the city is currently happening, particularly throughout the town belt.