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The Southern Hemisphere Milky Way Arching with the Aurora Australis.
Totara trees are so important to Maori (New Zealand indigenous people) and there is even a proverb that many tribes go by, ‘Kua hinga te totara i te wao nui a Tane’, This refers to how important the Totara is to the ngahere(forest) and Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) which the Maori people are connected to so heavily.
This dead Totara tree is just one of many in this area and Maori use these massive trees to make their large waka, some of them could hold up to 100 warriors! They used the trunks of these trees because they grow straight, were big, light, and resistant to rot.
Taken on a Canon 5DMKIV and a 24mm f2.8
For as long as I can remember, I've had a big interest in space, it wasn't until I took my first photo of the Milky Way in 2016 that the interest turned into obsession. Looking at that first photo I took on the back of the camera, it was some what emotional, you could make out shapes, make out colour, see the detail of the galaxy Earth calls home with the realisation that there's no way we are alone in the universe.
Fast forward 5 years and that passion for space has only grown stronger, now it's a lifestyle, a time to get out among the mountains or a lake or anywhere there is a clear view of stars. It's a time to reflect, a time to stand in the dark, in the middle of nowhere and almost be one with universe as the beauty of the night sky engulfs you. That is Arcadia.
You're invited to be a part of Arcadia. 23 of some of my favourite experiences from the past 6 years.
- All 1/1 pieces.
- All taken in my favourite places in New Zealand.
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The Southern Hemisphere Milky Way Arching with the Aurora Australis.
Totara trees are so important to Maori (New Zealand indigenous people) and there is even a proverb that many tribes go by, ‘Kua hinga te totara i te wao nui a Tane’, This refers to how important the Totara is to the ngahere(forest) and Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) which the Maori people are connected to so heavily.
This dead Totara tree is just one of many in this area and Maori use these massive trees to make their large waka, some of them could hold up to 100 warriors! They used the trunks of these trees because they grow straight, were big, light, and resistant to rot.
Taken on a Canon 5DMKIV and a 24mm f2.8
For as long as I can remember, I've had a big interest in space, it wasn't until I took my first photo of the Milky Way in 2016 that the interest turned into obsession. Looking at that first photo I took on the back of the camera, it was some what emotional, you could make out shapes, make out colour, see the detail of the galaxy Earth calls home with the realisation that there's no way we are alone in the universe.
Fast forward 5 years and that passion for space has only grown stronger, now it's a lifestyle, a time to get out among the mountains or a lake or anywhere there is a clear view of stars. It's a time to reflect, a time to stand in the dark, in the middle of nowhere and almost be one with universe as the beauty of the night sky engulfs you. That is Arcadia.
You're invited to be a part of Arcadia. 23 of some of my favourite experiences from the past 6 years.
- All 1/1 pieces.
- All taken in my favourite places in New Zealand.
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