The Beauty of Frog Rock
Prog frog around the clock! Frog Rock, Weka Pass Railway. We are getting dangerously close to postcard beauty here. Must find uglier stuff, must find uglier stuff…
Google Maps Location (approximately)
Photo © 2011 Alastair Stewart. Original here.
The Beauty of Wakefield. In 1989
The car! The hut*! The fridge! The gravel! Corrugated Steel! The colors! – ’Tis Kiwi heaven!
(* I know, I know, my mistake: “historic 3 bedroom villa with flexible floor plan”).
Google Maps Location
Photo © 2011 Travelling Light. Original here.
The Beauty of Foxy Glaciers
Glacier: foxy. Signposts: tilted. Background: foggy. Sigh, New Zealand, sigh…
Great shot by Grant Dommen, though! As always! Thanks!
Photo © 2011 Grant Dommen. Original here.
The Beauty of Party Ice. Wait… what?!
Tim Grubb, the mastermind behind the refreshingly intelligent blog “Tourism Trends”, sent us this somewhat bizarre shot, combining many all-time Kiwi favourites. Namely gravel, neon paint, gas-guzzling cars… – and don’t get me started on the driving skills. Thanks, Tim!
Photo © 2011 Tim Grubb.
The Beauty of White Island
Another guest post by the titillating Alex Gilks:
No, not the a snapshot of a Hutt Valley industrial estate – this is White Island, the site of NZ’s first full-scale World War II bombed buildings diorama. Weta Workshops tested many natural pigments before settling on the exact hue for mustard gas residue.
Photo Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic) 2010 vtveen. Original here.
More of Hardgore’s Beauty
Our return to Gore, to cineasts also known as Splattertown and Slasherville. More from there very soon…