A New Zealand photographer who loves being in the outdoors, tramping (that's hiking to non Kiwis) to backcountry huts.

A smooth, white bolder has broken into two

A renovation project has started on a wooden panel door. It has had it's lock and door handle removed.

A door has been taken off its hinges. There are holes left in the solid wooden door where the screws will go and a mortice has been cut in the wood for the hinge.

The blue ocean provides a background for a bush kingfisher in New Zealand.

The power of a flood has caused erosion on the riverbank and there are trees in the river.

Historical Six Mile hydro scheme water race which diverted the water from Six Mile Creek and sent it to the reservoir.

The weir at Six Mile Creek, Murchison, New Zealand

Water runs quickly down the old weir which diverted some of the water down the water race to the reservoir.

Storms have washed trees down Six Mile Creek, they are lying in the water

The very pretty mushroom species commonly known as the common bonnet, the toque mycena, or the rosy-gill fairy helmet grows on a fallen tree trunk.

Hills are thrown into shadow by clouds moving across the sky and blocking out the sun.

Steps sink into a salt water swimming pool, the water is slightly cloudy

Sand has built up on a large piece of drift wood on a beach. Wind patterns are shown around stones in the sand.

Wind blown sand piles up against tussock growing on a beach in New Zealand's South Island.

A summer's day invites rolled up jeans and getting your feet wet at the beach.

Tussock grows along side a weathered tree trunk partially buried by the wind blown sand on a beach.

A line of footprints wander down the wet sand of a sandy beach.

A biscuit base has caramel on top of it, it is going to be a banoffee pie

A biscuit base is waiting for its filling, it is the start of a banoffee pie

Sliced bananas have been added to a biscuit base in the making of a banoffee pie

A finished banoffee pie, the whipped cream topping has been dusted with chocolate

Fluffy whipped creams tops off a banoffee pie

A stainless steel mug, portable kettle and gas stove are waiting to be used to prepare the evening meal.

A painter has taken a break from painting the house and left the paintbrush lying across the top of the paint can.

A small stainless steel kettle with folding handles is heating on top of the portable gas burner, the stainless steel mug is waiting near by

A person holding a paint brush is painting over pink primer that has been painted on a bargeboard in preparation for painting

Pink primer has been put on a barge board of a house, covering any bare wood where flaky paint has been removed

A cooking set used for tramping or camping sits on a stainless steel bench.

A top coat of paint is being applied to a barge board, the dark green will cover the pink undercoat or primer

A man is painting the barge board of a wooden house, he is painting dark green over the pink primer

Turps is in the bottom of a cup cleaning the paint off a paintbrush, the cup is sitting on a wooden deck.

A paint brush waits to be used, it is lying across the top of an open paint can.

Ducks sound asleep at the edge of Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.

Ducks are sleeping on a stoney foreshore, they have their heads tucked under their wings. Their breast feathers are highlighted by the sunshine.

The nasal tubes or the longfin eel can be clearly seen here - these enable it to have an amazing sense of smell.

Longfin eels are endemic to New Zealand. These ones congreagate near a small jettey at Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes in New Zealand

The long back fin of the native New Zealand longfin eel can be seen here. It is cruising over a boat ramp at Lake Rotoiti in Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand.

Longfin eels live in fresh water, they migrate to the sea to breed.

Longfin eels have an amazing sense of smell, this is helped by its tube nostrils which can be seen here just above the mouth.

A beautiful longfin eel in shallow water.

The longfinn eel is a native predat in New Zealand. It lives in fresh water and migrates to the sea to breed only once before dying.

Lake Rotoiti is the home to longfin eels in New Zealand. These amazing native eels spend up to 100 years in the lake (for females) before migrating to the sea to breed and then they die.

New Zealand's native longfin eel in the shallows, its back is breaking the surface of the water.

An epiphyte is an organism that grows on the surface of a plant and derives its moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, water or from debris accumulating around it. The plants, on which epiphytes grow, are called phorophytes.

A dead moth lies on a window sill after being trapped inside, it is time for a spring clean

Clouds settle in the hills behind Nelson with the early pink of sunset colouring the sky.

The New Zealand toe toe (often mis-spelled as toi toi) waves in the breeze.

The looper caterpillar Cleora scriptaria, causes the holes that cover these kawakawa leaves

Corrugated iron is attached with large umbrella screws

Grass is growing out of the eye socket of an animal skull demonstrating the cycle of life as the skull is broken down naturally.

Nature reclaims, grass growing out the eye socket of a skull

A king fisher is perched overlooking the incoming tide at the beach

Resting in the shallows, a juvenile pied stilt stands on one leg.

Juvenile pied stilts, waders, are in the coastal shallows

Back-to-front, juvenile pied stilts standing in the coastal shallows, one facing the camera, the other facing away.

A pied New Zealand fantail sits on a branch

The pied New Zealand fantail or piwakawaka sits on a branch.

A cute fantail stands on a branch looking out for flies

Juvenile pied stilts are feeding and resting in the coastal shallows

A pied stilt stands on one leg in the coastal shallows, looking at the camera

A ladder is leaning against a weatherboard house, perhaps it is there so someone can fix the broken roof at the side

Dark green paint has been splashed over the edge of a paint can, the painter is up a ladder painting

A sign telling people that fishing for eels is not permitted at Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park

Cooking utensils are ready to be used on a hiking or tramping trip

Cleaning up after painting, a sponge has been left to dry on top of an upside down paint pail.

Time to paint the house, preparation has already begun with pink primer on the dark green barge board

An aluminum ladder is standing against a wall, the barge boards have pink primer on them

Sleeping ducks in the sunshine, they are side on to the camera, their heads tucked under their wings,.

A pair of ducks are bathing in the shallow water of Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park

Yellow and white kayaks lie upside down so they won't fill up with water and debris. They are chained together so the won't get stolen or moved.

An old jetty's posts form a lovely reflection in early evening light.

Two earrings are catching the sunlight, they have been left on top of a wooden cabinet.

Dark clouds gather during sunset overlooking the sea

The front of an old wooden chest of drawers

This outdoor, saltwater swimming pool is built in the tidal area and filled and flushed by the tide.

Summer fun, yachts sail out in the bay, an empty chair waits for someone to sit.

An open fire provides winter warmth, the orange flames are dancing

Brown mushrooms, photographed side on, have grown through the needles dropped by a tree. Their gills are visible.

Grass is growing out of a gutter, it needs to be cleared for winter

A corrugated roof falls away from the camera, the angle takes the rain with it

Pine cones have fallen off the tree, they are still attached to their branch and tightly closed.

Orange and yellow light glows brightly from a burning log.

Pine cones attached to a branch lie on the ground

Flames are licking around a large piece of water in an open fire grate

An open fire provides winter warmth, its flames dancing over the burning wood

Brown mushrooms grown through pine needles in a paddock.

Winter warmth is generated from wood burning in an open fireplace.

Rain droplets run off a corrugated iron roof.

Mushrooms growing at the base of a tree are surround by the pine needles.

Winter warmth, an open fire burns brightly

A insulator on a fence post has an electric wire running through it

The paint is coming off some of the nails on a corrugated iron roof that is being rained on.

Lines created by the ridge and grooves of corrugated roofing iron

A succulent's leaves are haloed by the sun

A man is lying on a park bench under the dappled light of a tree

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Anne Webber

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