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A humanized version of my YouTube avatar! Could not use the full username, because apparently just using the name "Disney" counts as copyright infringement. Check out my work on YouTube and PodBean!

Enjoy this sport inspired design!

Yep! Another sport inspired piece!

The DF "Arch" is always a classic! This cool design speaks "look at me, BUT keep it short". Don't miss out!!!

Taking it back to the old school.....Get your hands on this vintage, barbell style logo! WARNING: MAY GET A TON OF ATTENTION!

Enjoy this sport inspired design with a touch of cute!

Yep! Another sport inspired piece!

A simple yet classic design!

Dawn FM T-shirt

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Rock n' Roll inspired theme! Get loud!!!

Rock n' Roll inspired design. Get loud!!!!!

You wouldn't have thought you'd see much when you arrive late at night in the Arctic Circle -- but you'd be wrong! Even in the pitch black that coats the islands for most hours in early January, the scenery around us as we drove south into the islands was stunning -- so much so that we had to pull over and see what we could capture. We were both pretty happy with what we got!

I was so lucky being able to capture this sunrise. When I woke up around 5.15am to a brilliantly pink room I realised that I was missing a fantastic sunrise over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu. Luckily we were staying in a hotel on the lakeshore so I was able to run across the road and capture the amazing colours.

One of the Shotover Jet jetboats powers towards the Shotover Canyon after a quick 360º for the photographers.

The Milky Way, clearly visible in the almost light-pollution free skies of Queensland's Granite Belt.

Milford Sound must have known that I wanted to take photos the day I was there, since it was not only overcast but low tide as well! I didn't mind too much though, since this photo really epitomises Milford Sound -- spectacular landscapes and not-so-spectacular weather!

As we drove north along the west coast towards Hokitika and Arthur's Pass, we passed a sign for the Lake Mapourika camping area. I decided to quickly pull in and see what the lake was like. Boy was I glad I did that, since the water was completely still with an absolutely perfect reflection, with only the occasional ripple breaking the unending calm.

All I can think of when I see this photo is how cold my feet were when I took it! I decided not to inundate my boots, so instead waded into the glacial Matukituki River barefoot. The pins and needles had me dancing on the bank for minutes afterward!

Lupins are absolutely everywhere in Mackenzie Country in December, and I can't say I mind too much. I just had to make sure I picked and chose my spots so I wasn't constantly taking flower photos! This shot was captured on the hillside of Mount John just down from the observatory.

The lookout at Kaunispää hill, just outside the town of Saariselkä and at the top of one of their many ski runs. It was a lot quieter here than in winter, when snowmobiles were constantly whipping by on the track below!

There's no better time for a stroll along the waterfront on Queenstown's Lake Wakatipu at sunset. Not only do the Remarkables glow in the evening light, but in St Omer Park on the lake's foreshore, the setting sun lights up the trees in amazing patterns.

The slightly lesser-known Pearl Harbour, this one located on Lake Manapouri on New Zealand's South Island.

Ducks going for an early morning swim on Lake Wakatipu under an impressive sunrise.

The gorgeous Matukituki River in Mount Aspiring National Park, as seen from the swing bridge for hikers heading into the eastern Matukituki Valley.

I Love Cycling DF / Yo Amo andar en Bicicleta en el DF / Chilango Pride / Orgullo Chilango Graphic

I Love Cycling DF / Yo Amo andar en Bicicleta en el DF / Chilango Pride / Orgullo Chilango Graphic

Driving into a rare patch of blue sky as we neared Knight's Point on New Zealand's West Coast.

The main thing that drew us to this scene as we drove down the E10 into the Lofoten Islands was the sheer calm of the fjord's water beside us. We never saw a body of water this calm again for the rest of our trip! This was my last shot of the evening, and I was a bit sad when a car drove past and lit up the foreground...but it actually added a nice golden touch to the few surviving plants there.

There's plenty of fantastic places in Queensland for star watching, but the Granite Belt has to be up there with the best. I got this shot barely 5 minutes out of Stanthorpe, the biggest town in the region.

The gorgeous view of the Remarkables as we cross the Kawarau River in Queenstown. What a perfect day to arrive there!

Sunrise on Boxing Day lit up the entirely of Lake Wanaka in pink. Definitely worth the early wakeup call on a public holiday!

Wow. What else can I say to describe what it was like to be in Reine on this winter morning? After a few mornings of cloud, it finally cleared and we were treated to two continuous hours of sunset, with beautiful oranges and yellows to the south and pinks to the north. Just stunning. Location: Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway Camera: Nikon Df with 16-35mm f/4 lens

Represent DF HPK with this patriotic design!