Our "Secret Garden", I actually found these wickets in the Pack 'n' Save parking lot. We unleashed their full potential by sticking them in the garden and letting the vines grow up them. Our dogs keep this area well fertilized.

A sunny day can always bring smiles.

This is my silhouette series, nothing to report it's a plug-in and a light switch.

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We celebrated Easter with friends Deb and Leighton, who in a few months time will be parents. I apologize to the vegetarians, but this was fantastic lamb (the sausages were great too).

My girl Lilah, who daily makes me laugh uncontrollably.

I have opened up the comments, I am not too sure how I feel about it so I am going to give it a seventy two hour trial and then make my judgements. If you like the idea or enjoy my photos, maybe leave a comment.

Just another beautiful flower, I like how there are heaps of little flowers in one big flower.

Some of the most prfessional photos out there http://www.lacourphoto.net/ there is a few photographers that function out of this site, they are all fantastic. Go see.

I never gave this book a fair shot in highschool and now as I re-read it I am humbled by its brilliance, I want to be like Atticus Finch.

I think these trees only look good at a distance.

So here is the skinny; we went on a search to find the best Indian food in all the land, and an hour and a half drive to the small town of Waiuku dealt us the best Vindaloo, Masala and Korma that our lips have ever tasted. A great atmosphere at the "Lucky Indian", complete with BollyWood music videos and well laminated welcome signs.

Some park photos, probably one of the coolest old trees, as well as a busy bee. This one goes with the previous post.

From a recent night shoot with Brendon Muir (who with his little point and shoot is the best pound for pound photographer I have seen). These are mine but I will see if I can post a few of his shortly.

Flowers make life a little sweeter don't you think?

Night time on Tramway, it's uneventful.

I could hardly believe it myself.

These kids were trying to see who could jump off the bridge and get the closest to the kayak without hitting it.

This just made me smile, you see lots of graffiti that is merely swear words. At least the person that created this had good intention.

The small town hippie festival, where you can learn about your recycling short-comings and get a flat white from the back of a van.

Going away for the weekend can be so nice, especially when you wake up to these views.

I love sitting around with these people reading, chatting, discussing current affairs or world issues or possibly attempting a "Where's Wally?" puzzle.

As Brendon and I got going on this photo shoot at the local skate park, everyone started to crowd around to see some of the home-towners go big for the cameras.

This vegan brownie was so good I had to whip out my camera and document the event. I actually wanted to shoot the reverse angle of this alley-way however as I was taking the photographs I realised it was a creepy brothel I was looking at, so instead I took this shot.

The house that never sleeps, a reality that is often far too real.

Had to put this one up for our friend Janice who likes this rose, aswell as the idea of Canadian winters.

I could not peel my eyes from some of this gentleman's work. One of the best photographers out there, have a look for yourself;
Ben Chrisman www.benchrisman.blogspot.com

These seem to be part of the culture here, no one has screens on their windows so everyone just hangs out with the flies.

I confess this is our front lawn, however, in defence I like the "wild" look.

As much as one can search for the innate goodness of man we are still bombarded with this never-ending tension between the peace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the devastation of Adolf Hitler.