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    The open expanse of the sky is shown in this photo, as I have lost count of how many times I have looked up at the sky and been in awe of its magnitude, a humbling experience. The centre cloud formation has a light-hearted feel, with the storm clouds framing the bottom of the shot, showing what is to come. by: danimarie Views[553] I was standing alone on the beach waiting for this sunset shot, and a lone bird (visible in the small photo as a tiny black line) flew into my frame directly opposite. This was a special moment as I felt we were almost one in the same, and it took away the feeling of solitude that comes with travelling alone. by: danimarie Views[555] One of the closest beaches to my home, this photo represents the dynamic and ever changing characteristic of beaches and dunes, and that no part of the landscape is ever the same over time. by: danimarie Views[259] This is a photo from a climb above the coast, and it symbolises the human alteration of the environment, with the introduced pine forests and grasses for farmland composing an otherwise natural-looking scene. by: danimarie Views[199] This sunset over one of the beaches I stayed at was a really beautiful moment, and I think that the photo coveys the warmth and peace I felt at the time. by: danimarie Views[157]
     

    Photos: My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

    Sunday, 6 Nov 2011 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Danielle and I am currently 21 years old. I am an amateur photographer living in New Zealand, and have had a passion for photography, animals and travel from an early age. I will be finishing a degree in Zoology this year, and am enrolled in ... Read more >
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