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Deep in the South of New Zealand I drove over 4,200 kilometers while there -- it was just a wonderful experience. Towards the end of the journey, we started making deeper and deeper into the southern island, where things seemed to get more wonderful and wild every kilometer.The weather was crazy the whole time! It would go from sunny to violent little storms to random winds to perfect calm. During one of those transition periods, I was halfway to Milford Sound by this beautiful little lake when this rainbow peeked out. I quickly got into position to capture it, but then realized I had on the wrong lens! The 12-24mm was okay, but this really called for the 24-70. Despite worries of rain getting into the chamber, I switched out lenses, doing my best to keep all the elements at bay.- Trey RatcliffClick here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
It was only one night in Rotterdam, but what a great night for photos! The city is so artsy and has such amazing lighting. It's almost a bit sci-fi and futuristic, as you can see from this spot. One strange thing I found about the city: at night, there was almost no one walking around. Many other European cities have people roaming every which way, but not here. Maybe it's because I was in this area that didn't have any bars or nightlife… I didn't really visit that area of town… never even found it. I was just mostly aimlessly wandering and getting lost, which is a favorite thing to do in new cities! - Trey Ratcliff Click here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
Six Girls in New Zealand Getting Meat While on a long drive from the Coromandel to Matamata (where The Shire is), we pulled into this pizza place to stock up on some much needed carbs. I saw these six girls lined up so perfectly, I had to grab a quick shot.Most places in New Zealand outside of the cities seem to shut down about 8 PM. I had to start getting used to planning ahead to get dinner! It's hard for me because I usually just go go go go until after sunset, taking photos like a madman... and THEN I think about dinner. But that trick doesn't really work when you're on the road there...- Trey RatcliffClick here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
