October 24, 2016 at 5:36 pm
Picture of the Day: Huka Falls, New Zealand
220,000 liters of water flows over the falls every second. Enough to fill an Olympic-sized pool in 11 seconds!
220,000 liters of water flows over the falls every second. Enough to fill an Olympic-sized pool in 11 seconds!
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s “HMNZS Otago” sails through a storm in the Southern Ocean with 65 ft swells and 50 mph winds
The moving performance will give you chills
Take an unforgettable swing from 4,500 ft up!
Mesmerizing drone footage by Tim Whittaker shows hundreds of sheep being herded across the breathtaking grasslands of New Zealand
Snorkellers in Little Barrier, New Zealand got a surprise visit from a pod of Orcas that were circling the island hunting for stingrays in the shallow waters.
The Brenizer Method (bokeh panorama) allows for the creation of an image exhibiting a shallow depth of field in tandem with a wide angle of view by use of panoramic stitching techniques in portraiture.
Dunedin, New Zealand’s is where you will find Baldwin Street, the (hotly contested) steepest residential street in the world.
An amazing video has emerged of an orca swimming underneath a paddleboarder off the coast of New Zealand on Monday. The once-in-a-lifetime footage, captured off Kuaotunu beach, shows the killer whale swimming right next to boarder Luke Reilly.
Located in Nelson Lakes National Park, Blue Lake—also known as Rotomairewhenua—holds the title of the world’s clearest lake. Scientific tests carried out in 2011 by New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) showed Blue Lake to be the clearest natural body of fresh water known to man. According to the NIWA…
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