Cape Reinga - top of New Zealand

Visiting Cape Reinga a week back, which is the top of our State Highway 1 and furthest North the public can visit by road. (North Cape, on the North-East point is slightly further up, but no public access as it's a research station)

So Cape Reinga features a lighthouse, and thousands of visitors a year.
It's quite crazy to witness the green Tasman Sea, collide with the bluer Pacific Ocean, and swirl around offshore.

Very nice. You couldn't really ask for a more dramatic sky in the first 2. Did you do any kind of color adjustment on those or was the sky really colored that way?

Another cracking set Warren, hows the heat now?

Great shots again, Warren. You are spoiling us

i really love the perspective of #2, how the sky and water coming together in the middle

#2 is my favorite. I love the composition.

Yes #2 is a cracker - thanks for sharing

awesome. jealous.

some great shots. i love the colour casts in the first 2 shots.

I need some better ND grads, rofl

The colours on the last one are so beautiful especially when I'm in cold, wet & even more cold England!

Great Work! #2 is a wall hanger. Keep them coming, We don't have anything like that in Kansas.

Gorgeous photos, Warren, but then, yours always are. Several wall-hangers in that bunch.

Epix wrote in post #7297714
Very nice. You couldn't really ask for a more dramatic sky in the first 2. Did you do any kind of color adjustment on those or was the sky really colored that way?

Thanks, the sky was pretty dramatic, but the use of ND grads just emphasised that

p33vve wrote in post #7297791
Another cracking set Warren, hows the heat now?

Thanks Matt
Heat not good. Today going to be a muggy 28*C, but humidity in the 90's again
But, at least from today the night lows are getting better. Been 23/24 as a low for the past 4 days. Now going back to a respectable 13-17

Anke wrote in post #7297856
Great shots again, Warren. You are spoiling us

Thanks Chris, trying my best to get you all out here for a mini meet

banpreso wrote in post #7297984
i really love the perspective of #2, how the sky and water coming together in the middle

Thanks, glad you like it

Morlow wrote in post #7298800
#2 is my favorite. I love the composition.

Thanks again

soren.martensen wrote in post #7299073
Yes #2 is a cracker - thanks for sharing

shiato storm wrote in post #7299285
awesome. jealous.

Cheers Hamish

nealhumphris wrote in post #7301515
some great shots. i love the colour casts in the first 2 shots.

I need some better ND grads, rofl

Thanks, yeah the casting with the 1.2ND filter does bring a slight bit of red to shots, but I like it.

chrisforshaw wrote in post #7301740
The colours on the last one are so beautiful especially when I'm in cold, wet & even more cold England!

Thanks, glad you like them and helping warm you :P
I know what you mean - I've been living in UK for the past 18 months. It's very miserable when it comes to landscape photography - for the fact all you see is a low flat blanket of grey..

hawkeyes wrote in post #7302037
Great Work! #2 is a wall hanger. Keep them coming, We don't have anything like that in Kansas.

Thanks - yeah basically our dramatic coastlines. Rugged beaches, cliffs, and also nearby have other areas of clear water beaches like these I posted:

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=641657

Wow amazing shots!! #2 is my favorite, the stone wall leads your eyes straight to the lighthouse.

Wazza wrote in post #7305090
Thanks, yeah the casting with the 1.2ND filter does bring a slight bit of red to shots, but I like it.

Better than the pinky cast you get from cokins!