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BEHIND THE COVER<br />

Photographer Christian Pondella, explains taking the cover shot while on<br />

an expedition with Will Gadd to Greenland. See page 10 for the full story.<br />

"In this kind of environment pretty much anyone with a camera or a phone<br />

can take a really amazing photo because it’s such an amazing place, so<br />

as a pro photographer you’ve got to find ways to exceed that. You’ve got<br />

to be dynamic, evaluate the situation and give depth, use foreground,<br />

middle ground, background, tr to do something that evoked emotion ,puts<br />

the viewer into the picture, use dramatic lines and shadows, and then<br />

draw them into the subject.<br />

On this shoot, sometimes it was just a matter of hanging on a rope taking<br />

photos, going up and down to line things up differently, shooting into the<br />

light to make it dramatic, moody, bright and colourful. You always have<br />

ideas before a shoot but you always end up changing your plan.<br />

Every time I do a project with Will it turns out to be wild and adventurous. I<br />

knew this one would be a tonne of fun and produce some amazing photos<br />

and it turned out to be one of the coolest adventures I’ve ever been on."<br />

COCKTAIL ON THE ROCK<br />

Here is an Irish whiskey<br />

that apparently will make<br />

you think twice about it.<br />

The engaging backstory<br />

behind the birth of the<br />

Glendalough distillery,<br />

was created by friends<br />

from Wicklow and<br />

Dublin, with a desire to<br />

set up a craft distillery<br />

in Ireland to reflect the<br />

heritage of the gone<br />

by distilleries. They<br />

took a risk by giving<br />

up their jobs and created a distillery in the Glendalough mountains,<br />

which was a favourite spot. Coupled with the sweet notes of cherry,<br />

raisins, and fig flavour notes of the award winning double barrel<br />

Irish whiskey, it was the right choice to use with a combination of<br />

persimmon, pear, citrus and ginger. The tasting team commented<br />

on the fruity, sweet but smooth whiskey flavour that shone through.<br />

It was described as heavenly even when mixed with other fruit burst<br />

flavour notes. Have you tried this whiskey?<br />

• Muddle persimmon and pear together<br />

• Add a few drops of essential black pepper oil thanks to @<br />

crazyoilchicksnz<br />

• 2 jigger Glendalough Double Barrel Irish Whiskey @glendalough<br />

• 1 jigger freshly squeezed lemon juice<br />

• Bar spoon of Stones ginger wine<br />

• Shake with ice, pour into glass and top up with a no sugar ginger<br />

beer, and garnish with dehydrated pear and a matching rose.<br />

Approx 10 carbs per serve<br />

Follow Sue on Instagram: @cocktailontherock<br />

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