street lighting;

58. Taupo at night, from Acacia Bay

58. Taupo at night, from Acacia Bay

In praise of pink; a secluded suburban waterfront and the challenge of the night-lit city

57. At Swim Three Birds, Lake Taupo

57. At Swim Three Birds, Lake Taupo

From a pier on a rainy summer’s evening; an experiment with flash, tungsten and long exposure

44. Moonrise from the Devonport ferry, Auckland

44. Moonrise from the Devonport ferry, Auckland

Movement by the photographer, not something within the frame. But first set up your tripod.

43. Offshore squall, Taranaki, at night

43. Offshore squall, Taranaki, at night

Simple but fast-moving monochrome composition, in a square format.

35. Saturday night in the Domain, Auckland

35. Saturday night in the Domain, Auckland

Experimenting with long exposure on a slow and unusual film, on a drizzly night

32. Waimarama church at night, Hawkes Bay

32. Waimarama church at night, Hawkes Bay

Car lights add highlights to a country church while the moon hides behind the steeple

27. St Mary’s evening vigil, Nelson

27. St Mary’s evening vigil, Nelson

The Holy Mother looks out on city lights; the subtlety of moonlight

12. Moonlit mountain from Paritutu, New Plymouth

12. Moonlit mountain from Paritutu, New Plymouth

A last shot before the clag closed in; moonlight balanced with a floodlit pylon.

9. Late sailing through the Cut, Nelson

9. Late sailing through the Cut, Nelson

A night-fishing boat leaves a light trail, making its way out into Tasman Bay.

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.

4. Twilight view from South Rd, New Plymouth

4. Twilight view from South Rd, New Plymouth

City lights and headlights with a mountain backdrop: balancing picture elements in the fast-fading light of day.

1. Mt Taranaki under full moon

1. Mt Taranaki under full moon

Making the most of a break in the weather; mixing the sublime with an electric fence.

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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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