In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Serenity.”
From my trip to New Zealand a while ago, this is my ‘go to’ photo when I need something calming. I’ve made it my desktop photo at work and it always makes me feel at peace.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Serenity.”
From my trip to New Zealand a while ago, this is my ‘go to’ photo when I need something calming. I’ve made it my desktop photo at work and it always makes me feel at peace.
Aaaaaaaaaaah!
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New Zealand became #2 of my travel wish list after falling in love with the Lord of the Rings movie series. Beautiful shot!!
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So you haven’t made it down there yet? It’s absolutely gorgeous! Every corner we’d drive around, it felt like a whole new landscape 🙂
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Sadly no, I’ve never been outside the states… Yet! I’m super excited to at some point 🙂
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What a beautiful place! This needs to be on my list of places to see!
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Absolutely!
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Beautiful shot! I love the ripples across the water and those jutting mountains.
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Thank you very much Amanda – the whole country (that we saw) was just gorgeous!
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Great landscape, reminds me of Norway, which also has a fjord like landscape….I’ll have to visit New Zealand one day.
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Makes me which I lived in New Zealand but we have nice views of water here to but not quite like this one. Thank you for sharing maybe one day I will make it to New Zealand I have made it to other places.
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I’d strongly recommend visiting! And thank you for dropping by 🙂
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Thanks Mike I hope your having a wonderful day down under.
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What a beautiful picture. I love that shade of blue.
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The colours all through New Zealand were magnificent 🙂
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