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23. Moonrise on Mt Taranaki; Venus at greatest brilliancy

23. Moonrise on Mt Taranaki; Venus at greatest brilliancy

A moonrise after dark; waiting to see something appear in the viewfinder

21. Wind-blown trees and a long exposure by moonlight

21. Wind-blown trees and a long exposure by moonlight

Daylight effects and the blur of the wind. Scope versus depth: a hard choice.

15. Leaving Port Taranaki at midnight

15. Leaving Port Taranaki at midnight

Monochrome in sepia; a vessel leaves port on calm seas, at high moon.

13. Lake Rotoiti under full moon, Nelson Lakes National Park

13. Lake Rotoiti under full moon, Nelson Lakes National Park

Half an hour on an autumn evening, along the pebbly shore; in compositional thirds.

8. Rustic evening near Omata, Taranaki

8. Rustic evening near Omata, Taranaki

Farm animals make good subjects for moonlight photography – precisely because they won’t keep still.

7. One a.m. and the last house on the street, Waikawa

7. One a.m. and the last house on the street, Waikawa

Find a quiet street and mix your moonlight with some sodium. Add your shadow to hide the tripod’s.

5. Stony River (Hangatahua) by moonlight, Taranaki

5. Stony River (Hangatahua) by moonlight, Taranaki

On the last evening of summer, a clear view from a wild river of the mountain bare, in oblique moonlight.

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Barney Brewster – NZ Landscape Photographer

Based in Nelson, Barney loves to capture the New Zealand landscape, mostly through long exposures at dusk or after dark.

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