Seeing Robertson through New Eyes.

I have entitled this posting "Seeing Robertson through New Eyes", as I have been asked to present some photographs by a young visitor to Robertson, Helena Redwood. I am happy to do this, as different people do see things differently.
Denis Wilson

Helena has provided this brief introductory statement:

"Helena is a young and talented self-taught artist with an eye for "behind the lens". She has a true artistic gift, inspiring us all with her paintings and photography.

"Stumbling into photography by pure chance at the age of fourteen she has enjoyed experimenting with scenic views from around the world. A young further developing artist we are sure to enjoy in the further future.

"Growing up in South Australia, Helena moved to the green pastures of New Zealand at the age of nine. She has lived and studied in the ice cold land of Sweden for the past two years taking her artistic venture further in photography.

"In her recent working stop-over in beautiful Robertson, Helena enjoyed venturing around, appreciating its scenic views and history.

"The rainforests made the perfect place for her landscape photos. Her quote was "I welcome you to view Robertson in a new way".

Old Vine snaking across path in Nature Reserve

Fence and tree through soft mist

Railway Line, Robertson, in heavy mist.

Spider Web with dew

"The Long Road Downhill"
the road to the Cemetery

Powerlines on a Grey Day

Green Grass, Spider Web with dew

Traditional Milk Pail

Steel Wheel

Wooden post and rail

Natural archway entrance to house.

Robertson Rainforest - fallen branch, and vines

Silhouette of dead Blackwood Wattle Tree

Contrast - vines framing fog

Paired Chairs

A View of Robertson Cemetery

Helena Terese Redwood