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Tag Archives: Layton’s Walkabouts
Cheeky wee bird…
This wee fella is a Kea. A New Zealand native alpine parrot. We’ve seen many Kea before, they’re usually found in alpine environments of the South Island which are some of our favourite areas – such as Fiordland National Park and Arthur’s Pass.
Auckland Skyline Experiments
After reading a few tips and tricks recently Layton’s been experimenting with a little bit of Photoshop trickery. Here are a couple of the results:
Weekly Photo Challenge: Street Life – People
This is our second gallery post for this week’s Wordpress Weekly Photo Challenge. These photos are more focused on the people rather than the streets and buildings.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Street Life – Streets and Places
This week’s Weekly Challenge was one of our favourite topics, and something we don’t get to cover often enough. We couldn’t narrow the choices down enough so we’re breaking our entry into two this week.
The first submission is a selection of streets and places.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections
What a great topic for us to test the Weekly Challenge waters. Here are a few of our reflections shots:
Layton’s Walkabout in Dunedin
For the most part this wasn’t really a walkabout, more a drive-about – but the same concept. Layton tried to take a break from the Miniature Men last weekend, unfortunately they had other ideas as you can see with the photo bomb below.
Layton’s First Walkabout
As mentioned in our previous post we’re going to be posting some of Layton’s artistic work on here with a tagline Layton’s Walkabouts.
Here are the first group of images – taken around Invercargill and Bluff on the 2nd of Jan.
New Year Changes and Introductions
Currently our business is largely represented via two Facebook pages: Findlater Photography (for client and commercial work) and Layton Findlater Photography (for Layton’s artistic work).
Whilst reevaluating our business recently we discovered that having two separate facets to our business was causing confusion and missed opportunities and although this approach does work for some businesses, it isn’t working for us.
Therefore, in the spirit of the New Year and in creating a more cohesive business we’ve made a couple of decisions: