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Taking the Long Way Home (opens the original)
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There was no real reason to take the long way home. I had been out riding with the group, camera in my bag, and at some point on the way back I decided not to hurry. The sun was getting lower, the light was changing, and there were things along the route that I wanted to photograph.So I stopped. Then I stopped again. A fisherman on the bridge. Boats sitting in a yard. Someone looking out across the water. Cows grazing in a field. Mangere Mountain in the distance. The ride became less about getti
A Sunflower, Days Later (opens the original)
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I wasn’t planning to write about these photos.They were just something I noticed, briefly, and almost moved past. But they stayed with me in a quiet way, enough to return to them, enough to look a little longer.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal"
Finding the Rhythm Together (opens the original)
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There is something different about photographing people when they aren’t expecting a photograph. They aren’t posing, waiting for the shutter or thinking about where they should stand. They are simply caught up in whatever is happening around them. That was the situation I found myself in when my mate Sid invited me to photograph an African drumming and rhythm session organised through Kra Ko To Kra, his drumming company.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/i
Chasing the Last Light (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: If you haven't read Part One: Before the Sunset, I'd recommend starting there first. This post picks up where that walk left off, as our photography group made our way towards the Big Wheel to catch the last light behind the Auckland Harbour Bridge.As the evening wore on, word spread through the group that the sun would line up behind the Harbour Bridge. We all began making our way towards the Big Wheel, although nobody seemed to be in much of a hurry. Every now and then someone w
Before the Sunset (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This walk was part of a photo walk with my local photography group. The evening began around the silos, and those photographs became my previous post, Returning to the Silos. As the group gradually made their way towards the waterfront to prepare for sunset, I found myself wandering through the marina instead. Looking back, I realised the evening naturally became two stories. This is the first.One of the things I enjoy most about photography walks is that, although we all begin to
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