Its amazing what you see when you look around. This is a small pool of water metres away from the edge of a subdivision under construction at Jacks Pt Queenstown, great for capturing reflections of the Remarkables

Low and high cloud formations over the mountains at Ohau road near Twizel

Lake Hawea cloudscape

Frost covered tussock in the high country valley beneath the Snow covered mountain peaks near Lake Tekapo

Walking the Kea Point track in the Aoraki Mt Cook National Park

Somewhere between Lake Pearson and Lake Georgina

Doubtfull Sound

Lake Tekapo lookout

Mount Michael Road, Fairlie

Homestead Rd Coleridge area

Rakaia Bridge walkway

The Red Bridge crossing the Clutha River near Luggate

A panorama of Mount Sefton (on the left) and the Mueller Lake viewed from the Kea Point track) is the 13th-highest peak in the Southern Alps, and the 4th-highest mountain in New Zealand when excluding peaks of little prominence that are closer than a kilometre to a higher peak.

Wairepo Arm.This time I was attaracted to the cloud and not the beauttiful Aunumn colour

wandering through the wwds on the edge of South Mavora Lake

Glen Lyon rural countryside road on the outskirts of Twizel leading to the stunning Ben Ohau mountain range after a dumping of snow

Looking down from the peak of the Crown mountain Range to the Queenstown valley below

Doubtfull Sound on a horrible dark wet day, There were conditions worse than this (almost uneditable) and others were there was a bit of sun shing through but I liked the mood of this one

Where Lake Ohau road meets the main SH 8

Chasing the snow again today in the Torlesse Tusockland Park

Fairlight station was once a thriving tourist hub. It is found about 45 minutes from Queenstown. Up until 2013 it was used by the Kingston Flyer – an historic steam engine that hauled vintage carriages between Kingston and Fairlight.

The Clay cliffs at Omarama

The view from my motorhome at my overnight stay at Owaka

The Lees River