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Autumn Moon over Kawau Island


While going through my archives this morning I found this shot from a couple of years back, one of those ones I use to take while out fishing - Kawau Island is just off the coast of the Tawharanui Peninsula and home to historic Mansion House.  All stunning places to explore in NZ. Yes I'm one of those people who takes my camera everywhere I go...

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carol l mck said…
Beautiful shot of one of nature's treasures!

Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Fun60 said…
What a fabulous shot. Can't believe you have waited two years to share it.
eileeninmd said…
Beautiful capture of the moonlight and moon! Have a happy day and new week ahead!
mick said…
Great photo and perfect capture.
Photo Cache said…
When I look at this image, I dream of vacations in far off lands with lots and lots of coconuts.

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Al said…
Beautiful - I'd love a beach vacation right now!
Karen said…
Oh that's lovely!
Buckeroomama said…
Oh, I love the golden moonlight on the water! From our window, the moonlight on the water is more silvery. Regardless... I think moonlight on the water is romantic. :)
Anonymous said…
Gorgeous shot.
betty-NZ said…
That's fabulous! It's one of those 'bucket list' photos that most of us would love to get.
Rhonda Albom said…
I love Kawau. I really miss it, now that we are without a boat. We used to sail there all the time, such wonderful protected anchorages. Beautiful shot of the moon.
Wayne said…
That is a beautiful view. Love the reflection of the moon light
Anonymous said…
wonderful reflection!
sarah said…
great picture! I love the blue line going from the moon to the island, as if there is magic being exchanged.
NatureFootstep said…
that is quite a strong moonlight. Looks great :)
Ohmydearests said…
Beautiful image!
Unknown said…
very nice and I'm one of those people who takes my camera everywhere I go too :)

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