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98. Electric night, Golden Bay

98. Electric night, Golden Bay

Palms, balm and moonlit calm; the issue of personal safety and the usefulness of a lighting assistant

96. Twilight at half moon, Te Hapu

96. Twilight at half moon, Te Hapu

An unexpected colour at second quarter; a wild coast made easy for the townie

95. Kaikoura evening

95. Kaikoura evening

Moon and artist’s cloud over no. 2 shellfish processing factory; wide angle and mixed lighting

94. Kaikoura moonrise

94. Kaikoura moonrise

Dramatic study in amber, green and blue; composition using the foreground in a classic thirds

93. Kapiti evening, heavy cloud

93. Kapiti evening, heavy cloud

Full moon, full cloud; adding foreground highlights with Incandescent and an LED torch

91. Half-lit shadows by the rising moon

91. Half-lit shadows by the rising moon

Simplicity and multiplicity; vertical frame with a wide angle

90. Purakaunui Falls by moonlight

90. Purakaunui Falls by moonlight

40-minute exposure by muted moonlight, where film still has the upper hand

89. Nightfall at Acacia Bay

89. Nightfall at Acacia Bay

Two minutes in the twilight; highlighting a volcanic bomb

80. Rotomanu evening contrasts

80. Rotomanu evening contrasts

Twilight use of flash; subtlety, instantaneity and their opposites

76. Moonrise at Long Bay, Auckland

76. Moonrise at Long Bay, Auckland

The female form revealed on film; a summery advent of moon rays

75. Blue note at Oakura Beach

75. Blue note at Oakura Beach

After midnight, the search for illumination continues, in a translucent sort of way

74. Moonstruck coast at Oakura

74. Moonstruck coast at Oakura

Silver surf and f16 on the beach; handling difficult focus by using a small aperture

70. Rapids at the tidal limit, by moonlight

70. Rapids at the tidal limit, by moonlight

The fall – and rise – of water over 2 minutes; unusual soundtrack of a cascade silenced

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

25. Holy Virgin & Infant, Brook Reservoir, Nelson

25. Holy Virgin & Infant, Brook Reservoir, Nelson

A surreal study with a figurine; flowing water effects by long exposure.

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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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