Paul Foxall is a landscape photographer based in Palmerston North, Manawatu, NZ.
His aim is to help capture the beautiful scenery that New Zealand has to offer
ROAD TO EDORAS: During my South Island visit i was lucky enough to visit Mt Sunday. This location was used in the filming of The Lord of the Rings which gave me a real buzz.
This is a stunning location and really feels like back country NZ & is a sight worth seeing .
Sky on Fire: I remember seeing this bright light poking through the curtin.
I quickly peaked out the window. Honestly ive never got out of bed so quick.
Standing on the decking in thermals only (as you dont think about clothes when you see a sky like this 🤣
#PhotoOfTheDay
From Fire to Ice
This was such an amazing experience being under the stars freezingy arse off being right next to the ice bergs.
Hearing the ice cracking and moving around you as you are shooting is something no words can explain.
#explorer#photography#Photo#NewZealand
Fire to Rain: Wow, what a morning to wake up to and see the sky on fire.
It felt like the burn just kept on going for hours on end. Easily the best sunrise i've seen in a long time.
#burningskies#PhotoOfTheDay#landscapephotography
Maraetotara Falls: I love chasing different waterfalls.
There is always something so calming about sitting near them and listening to the rushing waters.
Always helps bring peace to a busy mind.
#waterfalls#NewZealand#photography#landscape
Oak Road: This photo speaks volumes in so many ways.
Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome.
#journey#photography#landscape#newzealand
Ahuriri by Moonlight: There is something so calming about sitting near the water and watching the moonlight in the distance.
Its such a natural beauty.
#NewZealand#photography#landscape#Moonlight
GODS RAYS:
Early morning rays after a very stormy night at @castlepointholidaypark
Seeing these beams made me feel like after all the darkness in the world the light is finally trying to break through.
#breakthrough#photography#NewZealand