Friday, 2 September 2011

Stock Photo Images of Glen Innes Reserves in Winter - Eastview

Glen Innes Reserves in Winter - Eastview. A new set of stock photos by David Guthrie The suburb of Glen Innes, in Auckland, New Zealand, has a remarkable chain of reserves that form the start of a walkway that begins on the ridge at St Johns and goes all the way around the coast to St Heliers Bay. Apirana Reserve is the beginning of this chain, called the Point to Point Walkway. The Eastview Reserve is part of this chain that begins, from the Glen Innes end, with the Apirana Reserve. It is remarkable for two groups pf public art. View more stock photography from David Guthrie here.

New Photo Stock Images of Tigers Nest monastery in Bhutan

Tigers Nest monastery in Bhutan. A new set of stock photos by Heather Farish Tiger's Nest Monastery or Taktshang Goemba, or Paro Taktsang, is one of the symbols of Bhutan. Located in the Paro Valley, not far from the international airport, was originally built in 1692 but has had to be rebuilt after a fire destroyed it in 1998. This Himalayan Buddhist temple complex involves a trek up the mountainside to reach it, although part of the trek can be made on horseback if so desired . View more stock photography from Heather Farish here.

Thursday, 1 September 2011

New Bhaktapur, the old city Stock Photography

Bhaktapur, the old city. A new set of stock photos by Heather Farish Bhaktapur is one of the old cities in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site full of Newari architecture including temples, houses and palaces adorned with carved wood and stone. Renowned for its pottery, it is also known for its yoghurt, which is sold in clay bowls. View more stock photography from Heather Farish here.

New Photo Stock Images of Glen Innes Reserves in Winter - Apirana

Glen Innes Reserves in Winter - Apirana. A new set of stock photos by David Guthrie The suburb of Glen Innes, in Auckland, New Zealand, has a remarkable chain of reserves that form the start of a walkway that begins on the ridge at St Johns and goes all the way around the coast to St Heliers Bay. Apirana Reserve is the beginning of this chain, called the Point to Point Walkway. The Apirana Reserve begins by crossing horse-grazing fields below the St John's ridge, with a dirt path that crosses these fields, down to a stand of bush alongside the railway track, to Apirana Road. View more stock photography from David Guthrie here.

New Stock Images of Wildlife of Chitwan

Wildlife of Chitwan. A new set of stock photos by Heather Farish Chitwan is the best known wildlife national park in Nepal. Located in the Terrai, south of the mountains and close to the India border, the park is home to the Asian rhinoceros, deer, tigers, elephants and a plethora of birds. Exploring the park can be done on elephant back, in a canoe, by foot or in a jeep. View more stock photography from Heather Farish here.

Magical Marrakesh Stock Images

Magical Marrakesh. A new set of stock photos by Heather Farish Marrakesh or Marrakech, is a historic city going back centuries as a trading centre for camel trains of the Sahara, the Berbers of the nearby Atlas mountains and the traders of the Middle East. Today, the old medina, or souk, remains a bustling place of trade for tourists and locals alike while many of the traditional riad houses have been turned into B&B-like accommodation for tourists. The red city can overload the senses so beware! View more stock photography from Heather Farish here.

Stock Photo Images of Bhutan highlights

Bhutan highlights. A new set of stock photos by Heather Farish Bhutan is very different to the other countries of south Asia with its low population density, tree-clad mountains and a traditional lifestyle that has been maintained by the country's rulers. Today cell phones and the internet may have arrived but still people wear the traditional gho and farm traditional crops. The country's focus on the environment and gross national happiness is evident where-ever you travel in Bhutan. View more stock photography from Heather Farish here.