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I am snowed under with other things needing my time just now and I am sorry have not had time to make many comments. . . . This is one of my early efforts with my old Kodak LS420, and I have tried to give it a slight painted look - to disguise the low quality, but I am not sure if I have succeeded. The mountain in the centre is Aoraki/Mount Cook which at 3764 metres, is the highest of New Zealands's 27 mountains over 3000 metres. It was 10m (33 ft) higher until approximately 10 million cubic metres of rock and ice fell off the northern peak in 1991. . . . . . Aoraki means "Cloud Piercer" in the Kai Tahu dialect of the Maori language, and this is why I like this image as it does seem Aoraki is piercing the clouds. Opinions welcome :)