Summary: Welcome back to a perfect podcast to listen to while driving, part two of our photography podcast here with Peter Withiel from Lambda Photography. <br> <br> Link to the images in this podcast from your podcast app <a href="https://eattmag.com/listen-to-this-podcast-driving/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://eattmag.com/listen-to-this-podcast-driving/</a> <br> <br> Peter has taken us on a journey from South Africa, Queenstown and now Auckland in New Zealand.<br> <br> He generously shares some of his top photography tips for those of us just learning to use our camera's. Such as Cullen our host even after many years looking for more tips and photography tricks<br> <br> Peter also shares some of his lightroom techniques. <br> <br> The origin of Peters last name Withiel is cornish and It's derived from the name Gwydhyel. <br> <br> Withiel<br> <br> (Cornish: Gwydhyel) St Clement <br> <br> is an Ancient parish in the county of Cornwall. <br> <br> Withiel is derived from the Cornish word Gwydhyel, meaning wooded place. <br> And so launching into part two of the podcast Podcast while driving we are back in Queenstown on a tightrope.<br> <br> <br> This young lady was just practicing walking on the tightrope and I took this photographs because it was framed quite nicely. The blue lake of Lake Wakatipu can be seen in the background<br> <br> As she is in the middle of the two trees to balance. <br> <br> She must be quite talented to do that. This is using the 70 to 200. That's the Lens Peter uses most of the time. <br> <br> Ironically we have called this podcast <br> <br> Do not listen to this photography podcast while driving. We do hope however its one of the many podcasts to listen to while driving.<br> <br> And after do take a look at the images and see how differently they may appear from the ones you had in mind from our descriptions. All this talk of driving, of course, could let you believe we think cycling is not the best place to listen to a podcast, either, but nothing could be further from the truth.<br> Bicycles underexposed<br> <br> <br> I just liked all the bicycles so it's bit underexposed. I could have increased the exposure, but yeah it was quite “Queenstown” with all the bicycles. <br> <br> Everybody's parked up on the, uh, on the pub having a beer, having a Speight's beer<br> View from Queenstown Airport<br> <br> <br> I love flying. <br> <br> To me, Queenstown has the most magnificent airport that you can get <br> <br> This is taken from inside.<br> <br> Inside the terminal on a 70 to 200 lens and it's an incredible sight so close against the mountains. <br> <br> Another reason why we love flying into Queenstown with Coronet Peak in the background but more of to the left just out of sight<br> <br> And there's a photograph somewhere of I've got a friend in New Zealand there going to send it to me. With some of these airplanes covered in snow and I just love the fact that when you fly and it looks like you could walk the ski field and in actual fact you probably could it ’s almost impossible trying to explain it to people.<br> Lake Wakatipu<br> <br> <br> Another nice shot on the banks of the<br> <br> The colours seem to pop against that. Yeah. Against the river stone. <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ** THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING IMAGE **<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> This has to be the most or one of the most photographed trees in the world but you wont find it here on this Podcast to listen to while driving,
