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Wednesday Wallpaper | Haast River, South Westland

October 10th, 2012 at 8:59 pm by Todd Sisson
misty evening light over the haast river, near Haast Pass

Evening Light Over The Haast River, South Westland New Zealand. Landscape Photography By Todd Sisson

Sorry for the tardiness on this week’s wallpapering –  I’ve been running a day late (and several bucks short) this week due to the tyranny of school holidays.

This image has always called out to me from the depths of our image archive, but I have never shared it with the world – simply because I could never figure out how to bring the best out of it in post-processing (yes, I am a proud proponent of tasteful photoshoppery).  Fortunately, the problem resolved itself today when I walked past Sarah’s computer and spotted this on her screen – apparently it had called out to her too.  I think she has made it sing.

You may download the large version from this link:  [free iPad wallpaper] Password = freewallpaper

Also available on our website as a canvas print.

See you next week!

Cheers – Todd

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4 Responses to “Wednesday Wallpaper | Haast River, South Westland”

  1. RRM (7,264) Says:
    October 10th, 2012 at 9:45 pm

    There are no words in Entish, Elvish or the tongues of men for this treachery.

    Saruman! A Wizard should know better!

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  2. thedavincimode (4,707) Says:
    October 11th, 2012 at 7:33 am

    There has to be gold in that river and lignite in those hills. Let’s get digging.

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  3. fredinthegrass (251) Says:
    October 11th, 2012 at 7:37 am

    Nothing like a good belly laugh before bed RRM.

    ‘Tis now morning. What an image to wake to, Todd.
    Feel drawn into the mist to find out what lurks therein!
    Have been, instead, ‘lurking’ at Castlepoint in the caravan.
    No mist here, its been blown out to sea by a fierce norwester.

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  4. Todd Sisson (41) Says:
    October 12th, 2012 at 11:51 am

    Good to hear that caravan is out on the road Fredinthegrass :-)

    I reckon you are right TDM – maybe some fracking is in order?

    And don’t forget the pounamu. And I wonder who owns that particular slug of water?

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