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Lone fisherman
Reflections of submerged driftwood on a sublime evening at the Karamea Estuary, late May, with a small fishing boat in the background. Reflections of submerged driftwood on a sublime evening at the...
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Karamea Valley
Plains of the Karamea River after it's exit from the mountains, with Mt. Stormy (1084m), Mt. Garibaldi (1339m), and the Fenian Range dusted with fresh snow. Plains of the Karamea River after it's exit...
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High Tide in the Karamea River
A spring tide submerges whitebaiting equipment on the Karamea River, September A spring tide submerges whitebaiting equipment on the Karamea River, September
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Trumpet Flowers
Trumpet shaped flowers in a garden in Karamea, late October Trumpet shaped flowers in a garden in Karamea, late October
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Thousand Islands
Sunset over the lagoon at Karamea Estuary, late May Sunset over the lagoon at Karamea Estuary, late May
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Rays 2
Rays of the setting sun break through a cloud bank over the Tasman Sea, North Beach, Karamea Rays of the setting sun break through a cloud bank over the Tasman Sea, North Beach, Karamea
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Lone Tree
Lone tree on farmland by the Arapito Road, Karamea, October, the flanks of Mt. Stormy (1084m) in the background Lone tree on farmland by the Arapito Road, Karamea, October, the flanks of Mt. Stormy...
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Strange Algae 2
Bizarre moss and algae living in spray from a small waterfall that trickles down to the mountainside to the beach, on the wild, rarely visited section of coastline south of Little Wanganui Head....
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Bracken
Baby bracken fern, near the Oparara River, Karamea, November Baby bracken fern, near the Oparara River, Karamea, November
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Dark Light
Stormy December sunset at Flagstaff Beach, Karamea. Stormy December sunset at Flagstaff Beach, Karamea.
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Petals
petals of a san pedro cactus flower, in the cactus garden of the backpackers hostel in Karamea, Rongo Backpackers, New Years Day petals of a san pedro cactus flower, in the cactus garden of the...
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West Coast Handiwork
This picture shows typical "make do and mend" building techniques, using hand cut native timber and corrugated iron, common in Karamea (and other remote west coast towns) due to it's historical...
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Oparara River Winter Sunset Reflections
After a winter sunset at the Oparara River, Karamea After a winter sunset at the Oparara River, Karamea
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The Way to Te Whenua
The wild coastline south of the Little Wanganui River is one of mountains that meet the sea, fringed by narrow beaches which become impassable at high tide. Historically, before the construction of...
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Flax Silhouette
Native flax or harakeke above the Kohaihai River, Karamea, with strange light caused by spray from the crashing Tasman Sea. NZ flax is a very popular garden plant in the UK. Native flax or harakeke...
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Twigs
Strange dead tree with a forest of claw like brittle twigs Strange dead tree with a forest of claw like brittle twigs
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Mackerel Sunset
The sun descends into the Tasman sea on a late August day, causing reflections on the bottom of the clouds. Flagstaff Beach, Karamea The sun descends into the Tasman sea on a late August day, causing...
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Skyscrapers
San pedro cacti in the cactus garden of the backpackers hostel in Karamea, Rongo Backpackers, New Years Day San pedro cacti in the cactus garden of the backpackers hostel in Karamea, Rongo...
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Oparara Sunset Reflections 2
Reflections of northern rata trees and nikau palms in a glass calm pool of the Oparara River, October. Reflections of northern rata trees and nikau palms in a glass calm pool of the Oparara River,...
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