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It’s been more than three years since my last long trip, this Christmas we hit the road again and prepare a great party for this celebration using decoration as banquet tablecloths which was perfect for this event. Over coming weeks expect new images, mostly from Murray River, surrounding regions and previously explored places. We’ve crossed and ignored Murray so many times during our previous tours, always looking for a better and prettier place … we couldn’t be more wrong.

Despite of many troubles successfully organised by Finnair, I’m finally back in Sydney. It was a great trip with almost full winter holiday experience – low temperatures, lots of snow, snowmobiles, skies, snowshoes, reindeers, dog sleds and northern lights. I’m not really happy with results from photography prospective, but, I promise, there will be a few images.

P.S. From logistics prospective this trip wasn’t perfect – in addition to disrupted plans caused Finnair cabin crew strike, I’ve lost a bunch of LiIon batteries (including spares for Canon 5DMkII and 20D) – confiscated by Helsinki airport security. I didn’t know that LiIon batteries should not be in the checked-in baggage. So, keep it in mind and bring it with you on board.

Just returned from a 2 week trip to New Zealand (South of South Island). Unfortunately, weather wasn’t perfect, so we’ve managed to complete less then half of our travel plans… but I’m not complaining at all – it is a great place with absolutely amazing nature.

Will begin photo processing and posting next week.

P.S. Photo above: Mount Cook (3754 m), also known as Aoraki.

I know, I know … I haven’t posted much over the last month. Sorry for that! I was tied up with other projects and didn’t have much time to post new things. But that will change soon – in a few hours I’m catching a flight to New Zealand’s South Island, where I’m going to spend 16 days. All gear cleaned, packed and ready …

Hopefully I’ll come back with a lot of new images and stories.

See you later!