Wainuiomata River is located in the Lower Hutt suburb of Wainuiomata. The river is a source of water for...
New Zealand Photos
About
My New Zealand photographic collection covers both the North and South islands. The subjects are remarkably varied, ranging from major cities such as Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch to small towns, mountains, coastlines, rivers and distinctive geological features. The collection also includes native flora and wildlife, people, sport and Māori culture. The images date from the 1960s which include some photos my dat took, to span several decades from the 1908s through to the present day.
As I live in New Zealand, I have made far too many journeys to describe individually. Over the years, I have travelled extensively throughout both islands, photographing a wide range of places, landscapes and communities.
In the North Island, I have explored and photographed Northland, Auckland, the Coromandel, Waikato, Rotorua, Gisborne, Māhia, Napier, Taranaki, Wairarapa and the Wellington region.
My travels in the South Island have included Picton, Nelson, the West Coast, Wānaka, Queenstown and Fiordland. I also visited Christchurch shortly after the earthquakes, having previously lived there for a year in 1987.
Other destinations have included Oamaru and Timaru, although Dunedin and Stewart Island remain places I have yet to visit.
More recently, I have been venturing off the established tracks and bush bashing through the wild areas around Wainuiomata, east of Wellington. Photographs and accounts of these expeditions can be viewed at wainuiomata.net.
I also have a collection of older New Zealand photographs on Virtual New Zealand, my first website, which I created in 1994.
Locations
- Abel Tasman photos
- Akatarawa Forest photos
- Auckland photos
- Blenheim photos
- Canterbury photos
- Castlepoint photos
- Central Otago photos
- Christchurch photos
- Coromandel photos
- Fiordland photos
- Fox Glacier photos
- Franz Josef Glacier photos
- Hawkes Bay photos
- Kaitoke photos
- Kapiti Coast photos
- Kapiti Island photos
- Lake Tekapo photos
- Lower Hutt photos
- Mana Island photos
- Manawatu Photos
- Marlborough Sounds photos
- Mount Bruce photos
- Mt Cook photos
- Mt Ruapehu photos
- Mt Taranaki photos
- Napier photos
- Nelson photos
- Nikau Reserve photos
- Northland photos
- Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve
- Porirua photos
- Puketahā
- Putangirua Pinnacles photos
- Queenstown photos
- Remutaka Forest Park photos
- Rotorua photos
- Southern Alps photos
- Tararua Range photos
- Tasman Bay photos
- Taupo photos
- Te Mata Peak
- Titahi Bay Photos
- Tongariro National Park photos
- Upper Hutt photos
- Waimangu Valley photos
- Wainuiomata photos
- Wairarapa photos
- Wairoa photos
- Wellington photos
- Whanganui photos
Using our photos
The photos can be used without permission in school projects and websites so long as the photos are not altered in any way except resizing. Do not crop the photos and in particular do not remove the watermark in the bottom-right corner. You must give attribution if you use our photos.
For more information about using our photos, visit the About Us page.
Looking at hills covered in native bush in one the largest areas of lowland native forests in the lower...
Looking at some old homes in the Wainuiomata Recreational Area. These homes among others once housed dam workers and...
View of the museum in the Wainuiomata Recreational Area. This house among others originally homed workers at the dam.
A display inside the Wainuiomata Recreational Area Museum. The museum is dedicated to the history of the waterworks when...
The walls tell stories of the history of the Wainuiomata waterworks. The waterworks has two dams, one decommissioned and...
View of a forested hillside within the Remutaka mountains located inside the Wainuiomata Recreational Reserve.
View of the Wainuiomata River
Remutaka Forest Park photos, Forests, Landscape / Horizontal, Mountains, RiversWainuiomata River is just visible here when looking down onto the canopy of this tract of forest in the...
View of the spillway and lookout. The Wainuiomata River is channeled from a wetland, continuing its course beneath as...
View of the decommissioned Wainuiomata Lower Dam (named Morton Dam). This dam once supplied water to Wellington along with...
Reservoir Road in the Wainuiomata Waterworks Recreation Area gives you access to the dams and many walks in the...
Ultimate Pool is further up Wainuiomata River from Top Pool. Access is gained via Reservoir Road or Gums Loop...
Related
- Abel Tasman photos
- Akatarawa Forest photos
- Auckland photos
- Blenheim photos
- Canterbury photos
- Castlepoint photos
- Central Otago photos
- Christchurch photos
- Coromandel photos
- Fiordland photos
- Fox Glacier photos
- Franz Josef Glacier photos
- Hawkes Bay photos
- Kaitoke photos
- Kapiti Coast photos
- Kapiti Island photos
- Lake Tekapo photos
- Lower Hutt photos
- Mana Island photos
- Manawatu Photos
- Marlborough Sounds photos
- Mount Bruce photos
- Mt Cook photos
- Mt Ruapehu photos
- Mt Taranaki photos
- Napier photos
- Nelson photos
- Nikau Reserve photos
- Northland photos
- Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve
- Porirua photos
- Puketahā
- Putangirua Pinnacles photos
- Queenstown photos
- Remutaka Forest Park photos
- Rotorua photos
- Southern Alps photos
- Tararua Range photos
- Tasman Bay photos
- Taupo photos
- Te Mata Peak
- Titahi Bay Photos
- Tongariro National Park photos
- Upper Hutt photos
- Waimangu Valley photos
- Wainuiomata photos
- Wairarapa photos
- Wairoa photos
- Wellington photos
- Whanganui photos
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