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Below are examples of my photographic style showcasing differing perspectives through my observations, interactions and movements.
Where my agility leads me around my surrounds and through a camera lens to capture the most intriguing of shots. A hull from a rusty boat, even discarded objects. All of these things I can turn into fascinating and commanding photography, and through this process I am able to create eye-catching creative art that was once only seen as old and long forgotten.
Projects
National Parks NZ
Nature’s creation hidden away and camouflaged by its own exquisite and isolated beauty.
Having read about whiskey coloured rivers and lakes, rain forests and limestone creations. I just had to seek them out, and I did just that whilst on my travels around the West Coast of South Island in New Zealand’s Kahurangi’s National Parks.
Infinitely breathtaking!
1853 Edwin Fox, First Merchant Ship to bring immigrants to NZ.
Inspired by this ship’s beauty and decaying patinas, I wanted to capture the rustic feel that she portrays.
With an abstract twist I have also painted my own versions of the ship’s Hull.
If you find yourself in Picton be sure to visit the Edwin Fox Maritime Museum.
Rust in Peace - Edwin Fox
Macdonald Refrigeration ltd
A freeze framed culmination of pre-dated and rare refrigeration equipment that showcases the inner and outer workings of Macdonald Refrigeration Ltd past glory. Established in 1938
This incredible manufacturing warehouse not only houses a vast array of preloved machinery, modified, reconditioned tools and hardware, but captures the now historic value of so many memorable years.
Living Matters
Photographing nature in all its glory during my two wheeled adventures continues to be a real treat.
Riding my bike through National parks, timberlands, woodlands, forests, manicured gardens, seas, waterways and mirrored lakes all have a story to tell through their naturally exquisite and most intricate colours.
Musical Artisan
Plucked from Auckland. Here are five of the rarest and beguiling instruments, made by local artisan and instrumentalist Jimmi.
So unique and distinctive in sounds and looks, I just had to bring the Udu drum clay pot, 10 string N:goni, 12 string Kora, Handpan and Kalabash to you.
Unique B&B Otago
‘A Good Place to Hide’
Otekaieke’s Church - 1945
School House & Headmaster’s Quarters - 1908
A beautiful and tranquil conversion that transports you back in time.
Telling this property’s story was so appealing, partly due to its all-encompassing historic nature.
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