With Christmas fast approaching we thought we’d add a little excitement into your lives so you can feel like little kids again! We are gifting three limited edition prints to three lucky people this Christmas. So if you’ve had your eye on one of these prints this is you chance. Or if you have any friends that would like one, please let them know. There will be two 245 x 245mm prints (value $220 each) and one print valued at $290.00 (various sizes available) to be won.
To be in to win you must: Follow @bellamygalleryNZ on Facebook Follow @bellamy.gallery on Instagram Tag three friends in the comments
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Competition is open to NZ residents only. Giveaway closes at 11:59pm on 18th December 2022. The winners will be drawn on Monday 19th December 2022. There are three separate prizes across Facebook and Instagram. Please ignore any fake pages claiming to be us and remember we’ll never ask for credit card details.
This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Instagram of Facebook.
Fake accounts or accounts made with the intention of giveaways only are not eligible. We have all rights to judge if an account is eligible or not. We may ask for ID.
We will contact the winners on Monday the 19th Dec with instructions on how to claim the prize.
A while ago I explored the Arthurs Pass area with my good friend Dulkara, we walked up the Taramaku River, bush bashed through the thick & steep bush up to the open tops where we spent three days traversing the ridges. On the second afternoon, after lots of up and down ridge-line scrambling we approached Lake Morgan...
Camp Stream Hut, a historic musterers hut on the Te Araroa trail near Tekapo with Roundhill in the background. A magical place to visit, especially in the late afternoon although once the sun falls it becomes bitterly cold. On this particular trip the walk out was sodden with snow melt and my feet lost feeling in the last main river. Brr…
Inspired by an almost dreamlike trip along ridge lines, past Lake Morgan and to the top of Mt O’Shanessy the painting is slowly taking shape. I really wanted to capture those warm, golden, summer West Coast rays that you...
