Here Are My 30 Best Pics Showing The Uniqueness Of New Zealand
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“I raro i nga whetu”—under the stars of New Zealand. Inspired by the Romantic Movement in the mid-1800s I searched for the majesty and beauty of nature in New Zealand. Romanticism had the goal of making the mind one with the infinite in the midst of the finite. This state of mind thus gave priority to feeling over ratio. Contrary to the daytime, at night it is quiet and deserted, revealing the true beauty of the landscape.
“I raro i nga whetu” is not only an ode to romanticism, but also searches for it with modern means in a fast-moving time. Through single light sources, I bring life into otherwise deserted scenes. In this way, it can be felt how man and nature are connected. Above all this, the stars shine in the incredible sky over New Zealand. Far from any light pollution, the viewer is transported to a quiet moment in the middle of the night.
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Besides the photos under the stars, New Zealand offers so much that catches the eye on a trip through the country. Whether it’s the mountains that stretch majestically into the sky, making humans seem tiny and unimportant. Or the streets of the cities by day and by night.
At every turn, this country offers something to discover. The houses of the inhabitants, which are completely different from what I am used to in Europe. And of course, the landscape, which can be so different that you can not believe you’re still in the same country. New Zealand, I will come back.
Houses Of New Zealand
Mountains Of New Zealand
Nature Of New Zealand
Streets Of New Zealand
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Houses??? You found the crappiest houses in Southland and post them as our houses?? Wyndham population 400....and most of those houses are uninhabited, ditto Nightcaps, Ohai etc
Lol that's what I was thinking too! Dammit, you went to Wyndham and took pictures of four rural old houses? We have more than that! (Nz has 6 houses at least 😉)
You're ALL free to post your own photos.
Yah, just the quirky old houses out in the rural areas - lots of character though. But not really representative of NZ houses...although one of them does look *exactly* like a house I lived at in Mt Eden - traditional villa.
Exactly,we have way more unique houses ,why use rundown ones that would be in no way a true representation.
Thought the same house no way my house looked like that
Visiting/living in New Zealand is at the top of my bucket list for what I want to do when we've conquered COVID! Your photos pushed it into my #1 spot!!
Your photos are unique and different. If I'm being honest, they don't make me want to go to New Zealand. This is more like an art project than a travel post.
Houses??? You found the crappiest houses in Southland and post them as our houses?? Wyndham population 400....and most of those houses are uninhabited, ditto Nightcaps, Ohai etc
Lol that's what I was thinking too! Dammit, you went to Wyndham and took pictures of four rural old houses? We have more than that! (Nz has 6 houses at least 😉)
You're ALL free to post your own photos.
Yah, just the quirky old houses out in the rural areas - lots of character though. But not really representative of NZ houses...although one of them does look *exactly* like a house I lived at in Mt Eden - traditional villa.
Exactly,we have way more unique houses ,why use rundown ones that would be in no way a true representation.
Thought the same house no way my house looked like that
Visiting/living in New Zealand is at the top of my bucket list for what I want to do when we've conquered COVID! Your photos pushed it into my #1 spot!!
Your photos are unique and different. If I'm being honest, they don't make me want to go to New Zealand. This is more like an art project than a travel post.