Canterbury Tank Tops

Otautahi Christchurch, the second-biggest city in New Zealand. The gateway for all that the glorious Te Waipounamu/South Island has to offer. A vibrant city, rebuilding after the devastating earthquakes of 2010/11.

When the moon is coming just above the horizon it is a bit too dark being in the shadow of the Earth and then when it gets too high it loses it's redness being fully lit by the sun. You have to capture the moon whilst it is in a narrow zone not too low to the horizon and not too high above it.

Catkins Over the Waterfall

I think these sunglasses are a bit too strong

I think that little tree is gonna be matchsticks

Lovely Weather for Ducks

A corner of a hut covered in cobwebs and weird light shapes

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the Canterbury, Nottinghamshire and New Zealand cricketer, Richard Hadlee.

Step into the cosmic gateway with this electrifying design, featuring a figure in a crimson spacesuit amidst a vortex of swirling energy within a futuristic diamond frame. Stars and nebulae backdrop lend a sense of boundless adventure. This artwork is a must-have for enthusiasts of interstellar exploration and cosmic phenomena. It speaks to the soul of those who look up at the night sky and dream of the unknown. Perfect for collectors and dreamers alike, this piece will resonate with fans of epic space odysseys and the timeless quest for discovery.

Some columns have sexy curves

Flowers and Foliage

Sometimes you want to see all the seasons colours in one go

Does this flower look good or evil?

I love the shapes that sea foam can create. This one has a jelly fish look.

Step into the silhouette of determination with this enigmatic design, featuring a mysterious figure encapsulated in a stellar dust silhouette. Bold, golden letters proclaim, "NO RISK, NO REWARD," embracing the spirit of adventure and the ethos of the bold. Perfect for the trailblazers and the unflinching, this design stirs the soul of the fearless. Ideal for those who live by the mantra that fortune favors the brave, it's a clarion call to the daring at heart.

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the Canterbury, Nottinghamshire and New Zealand cricketer, Richard Hadlee.

This Red and Yellow Primula has insect protection

It should come quick as I am number 3 or is that an 8

The view through a walkway support showing the end of New Brighton Pier at sunrise

How do you dry your mops?

Secluded Seating

A light on the Tiles

Step into the void with this stellar design that captures the essence of cosmic exploration. An astronaut floats at the threshold of a spacecraft, surrounded by the serene chaos of floating debris, hinting at the untold stories of spacefaring adventures. The detailed illustration is set against the backdrop of the star-speckled blackness of space, evoking the grandeur of interstellar travel. This design is perfect for aficionados of science fiction and space operas, who appreciate the delicate balance between the vast emptiness of space and the human spirit's quest for discovery. It's a tribute to those who are captivated by the mystery and danger of the final frontier.

Explore the cosmos with this "UNDYING VOYAGER" design, featuring a skull visage peering from an astronaut's helmet with a distant planet looming overhead. The stark contrast of red on black captures the unending allure of space exploration. Ideal for science fiction enthusiasts and followers of gripping space sagas, this artwork embodies the spirit of exploration that transcends life itself. For the eternal adventurers and fans of the vast unknown.

Embark on an interstellar journey with this electrifying design featuring a space explorer enveloped in spiraling energy within the confines of a spacecraft. The dynamic lines and striking blue energy against the figure’s red suit create a compelling contrast, encapsulated within an octagonal frame. This image captures the essence of advanced technology meeting the human spirit of adventure. It's a celebration of futuristic exploration, perfect for those who are fascinated by the infinite possibilities of space and the human endeavor to reach beyond the stars.

They always look so beautiful

Tall New Zealand flax bush with red seed heads and a dramatic cloudy sky.

Lyttelton town suffered very badly in the Christchurch earthquakes as it had a lot of old brick buildings among it's weatherboard ones. If you look closely you can see at the end of the long pier in the foreground where the end of the pier collapsed into the harbour.

You can use marigolds to protect carrots against carrot flys and they look pretty too.

The Kennel's latest Wonder Winger!

The Skiing Holiday

Calla lilies are native to Africa and, according to the University of Illinois, are not true lilies. They are herbaceous flowering plants that cannot survive winter in the ground outdoors. The plants grow from a rhizome, similar to a bulb, much like irises. Calla lilies grow to about 30 inches in height, and the flowers are shaped in the form of a funnel. While the white flowers are the most fragrant, calla lilies also come in pink, red and yellow.

This flax was growing in all different directions

Ain't no footy like....FOXX FOOTY!

Ain't no footy like....FOXX FOOTY!