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    • Camera Work
      • 24 Jan 2012
      • Adam Art Gallery
      • This festival season the Adam Art Gallery at Victoria University of Wellington presents a suite of four solo exhibitions that offer different takes on photography. Recording people and places, these artists’ projects model strikingly different documentary approaches, offering viewers a provocative opportunity to ask what it means when a camera is used to capture a subject, both in the moment and for posterity. New Zealand International Arts Festival 2012
      • Accepted from Adam Art Gallery feed 68 weeks ago by tonytw1
      • Tagged as:
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      • exhibitions
        • Geotagged Kelburn Parade

    • No futile exhibit
      • 6 Dec 2011
      • Capital Times
      • PHOTOGRAPHY based artist Siren Deluxe opens her last Wellington exhibition this week before heading to a new job in Auckland. The controversial artist has been exhibiting here for more than ten years and An Exercise in Futility, opens at Photospace, the gallery that has exhibited her work since she finished art school.
      • Accepted from Capital Times news items 74 weeks ago by tonytw1
      • Tagged as:
      • photography
      • exhibitions

    • Whitireia’s photo guru third in competition
      • 12 Jun 2011
      • Newswire.co.nz
      • LIGHT SOURCE: Carl Suurmond's chance photo places third.
      • Tagged as:
      • photography

      • This newsitem has 2 comments.

        • ‘Awesome work Carl – well done and im looking forward to seeing more of your work in the very near future. Keep up the great work. ’
        • ‘Good stuff, Carl I always said you had a photographer’s eye. No doubt this will be the start of many more good things to come. ’

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    • Notional Significance: Gorge
      • 28 May 2011
      • The Wellingtonista
      • [See all Notional Significance posts] The stretch of Hutt Rd from Kaiwarawhara to Ngauranga is a long, dry slog through an artificial valley.
      • Tagged as:
      • photography
      • transport

      • This newsitem has 10 comments.

        • ‘Usually do not proceed stay until eventually you could have practiced using a simulated bank account. James taped herself as well as display screen for just about any weeks occasion as they simply analyzed your trading markets and also registered with investments instantaneously, providing a good total commentary of your merchandise he or she was initially pondering and the reason they needed the transactions this individual managed. There is certainly practically nothing cherry selected. James Edward is actually a professional individual exactly who created swells previous yr while he began running many dwell dealer teaching lessons. ’
        • ‘Miss X i love your referral to the boozey one night stand. I feel the same being a dancer, working is a night out but i get paid for having fun and get away with being cheekier than i’d ever dare to be outside of the club. Girls need to remember to keep the fantasy alive and keep boundaries strong for a win win experience. Thank you for this blog emily, i start at mermaids next week. If the clubs reviews from the above posts eventuate at least i know dreamgirls is an option also.. i’ve danced for 5yrs. I danced through med school for financial stability and as a release from the pressures from studying medicine. I found that girls have much influence as to the respect they recieve from punters. They also have a choice to react or just let the dickheads be dickheads. The contraversial world of stripping breeds confidence and success if the the woman allows herself to feel empowered and is head strong. I hope that sex workers would feel the same. In some ways i wish i could push my boundaries to have done sex work -u dont have to listen to their bountiful chat.. . ’
        • ‘I can’t claim to be a saint, or know of someone who has been saintly to others as of late, but I can say that I have tasted Gingerella and she is gorgeous. Great taste and a perfect bottle, as you say. She sits on my desktop now, watching over me. More interesting and much nicer than that other well know carbonated beverage! ’

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    • Take me to the river
      • 15 Mar 2011
      • Capital Times
      • PHOTOGRAPHER John Williams has spent years documenting religious events. At Pataka Museum, in Porirua, black and white photographs from his 2007 trip to the ardh mela (religious festival) in India fill entire walls – some six metres long.
      • Tagged as:
      • photography
      • porirua
      • exhibitions
        • Geotagged Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand

    • Blink throws fests that are the best
      • 15 Apr 2010
      • Newswire.co.nz
      • In a weakened state in the aftermath of Campus A Low Hum 2010, its mastermind, Blink Jorgensen, was laying low.
      • Tagged as:
      • music
      • photography
        • mandrewnz Good article about Blink RT: @wellynews Newswire.co.nz - Blink throws fests that are the best http://tinyurl.com/y4k84dt

    • A night out with three Wellington women photographers
      • 3 Mar 2010
      • Wellington Photographic Society
      • 7.30pm, Thursday, 11 March 2010, Tararua Tramping Club, Moncrieff St, Mt Victoria. Gabrielle McKone carries her camera everyday and shoots from her waist. She uploads her favourite photo from the day on her blog daily. She will be sharing some of her images, as well as giving us an idea what inspires her.
      • Tagged as:
      • photography
      • events

    • The 48-hour film festival – Matt Mueller & James Ogle
      • 8 Feb 2010
      • Wellington Photographic Society
      • 7.30pm, Thursday, 11 Feb 2010, Tararua Tramping Club, Moncrieff St, Mt Victoria Matt and James will talk about on their experience shooting the 48-hour movie on the Canon 5D Mark II cameras, including the ups and downs they found as part of the experience. They’ll also be showing the movie that they shot.
      • Automatically tagged as:
      • photography
      • community groups
      • business
        • nicktmro RT @wellynews: Wellington Photographic Society - The 48-hour film festival – Matt Mueller & James Ogle http://tinyurl.com/ya6mv4v

    • Youthspective photography competition
      • 28 Jan 2010
      • Feeling Great - Events listings
      • Sat 13 Feb - Sun 14 Mar 2010 Got a Youthspective on Wellington? 10-18 years? Live in Wellington? Then grab a camera, get online and enter Wellington City Council's Youthspective photo competition - and be in to win some cool prizes! Send us photos that show YOUR view of... Read more
      • Tagged as:
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    • An All White Christmas with Photomac Photographic Agency
      • 16 Nov 2009
      • Photomac
      • New photographic agency Photomac is launching its services with photos from the All White Victory Parade in Wellington on Sunday 15 November. Officially the annual Wellington Santa Parade, the stars of Sunday's procession were undoubtedly the New Zealand All Whites. Their historic victory in Wellington on Saturday night will see them travel to South Africa in mid 2010, taking part in the World Cup for the first time since 1982. Photomac was formed this year in Wellington. They have a wide range of photographic experience and are available on a commission basis as well as offering stock photos at competitive prices. All White Christmas Parade photo gallery: http://www.photoshelter.com/c/photomacnz/gallery/New-Zealand-All-Whites-celebrating-their-historic-victory-vs-Bahrain-Wellington-Santa-Parade/G0000a0YP9BvGP70/ Media contact: Andrew French 021 76 44 17
      • Tagged as:
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      • photography

    • Introduction to Astrophotography
      • 27 Apr 2009
      • Wellington City Libraries News Blog
      • Would you like to take photographs of the night sky? Not sure what to use or where to begin? Using his own experiences, John Field from the Wellington Astronomical Society will explore and explain how to use your Digital SLR camera and software to produce images that were previously beyond the scope of amateur photographers.
      • Tagged as:
      • events
      • photography

    • For Shortness
      • 27 Feb 2009
      • Eye of the Fish
      • Following on from the previous post, where the power of the mighty telephoto reduced tall buildings to flatness in a single bound, we here at the Fish thought that it might be time to try that trick on other streets.
      • Tagged as:
      • architecture
      • photography

      • This newsitem has 10 comments.

        • ‘Yay! My home appears (just) in EOTF. The Vivian St image. I like Tory St. Partly because it is my most direct route down to Courtenay Pl and the harbour. And also because some of the buildings have a zany quality to them. Like the kiwiana painted on the side of MW’s, or the zebra backpackers, or the art nouveau of the Norris Barbers building, or the odd projecting balconies added to Lone Star. I’m not sure why traffic needs to use it at all, except for building access. There generally isn’t a lot during the day, altho there are queues trying to turn in to Vivian St in the evening rush hour. I’d be all in favour of traffic calming in order to encourage traffic on to Taranaki St and Cambridge Tce. ’
        • ‘Damn. I thought I’d stopped that going out. Changed my mind. Didn’t want to blind you with science. Ho hum ! ’
        • ‘I preferred the mathematical theorum – what happened to it…? ’

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    • Wayne Barrar talk at National Library
      • 14 Feb 2008
      • National Library
      • On Thursday 6 March, photographer Wayne Barrar will discuss his work in the National Library exhibition 'Manapouri: Art, Power, Protest' within the context of his ongoing investigation of the human-modified landscape. He will also consider the role of photography in articulating land-use issues. Wayne Barrar is one of four contemporary New Zealand photographers in this exhibition. His documentation of the spaces of the Manapouri power station works very differently from that of earlier photographers, who romanticised Lake Manapouri as distant, splendid and untouched by development. But unlike the photographers that documented the construction of the power station 40 years ago, Barrar stops well short of suggesting any kind of achievement of industry over nature. Venue: National Library Gallery, Molesworth Street, Wellington, 12.10pm
      • Tagged as:
      • conservation
      • museums and galleries
      • events
      • photography

    • Gasp!
      • 1 May 2007
      • The Wellingtonista
      • The photography group "gasp" is having an exhibition at Finc Cafe, and there's an opening at about 5pm tomorrow night (Wednesday 2 May). If you miss the opening (and the free drinks), you can still catch the exhibition until the 10th of June.
      • Tagged as:
      • photography
      • events

    • Picture this
      • 18 Apr 2007
      • Capital Times
      • THE Gallery has proposed a joint venture with the NZ Centre for Photography to take over Shed 11 as a permanent exhibition space for the nation’s portraiture.
      • Tagged as:
      • art
      • photography
      • waterfront

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    • Celia out of step with what Wellingtonians want?
      • 17 May 2013
      • WCC Watch
      • From the outset Celia Wade Brown has been against the idea of amalgamation and from all accounts had to be dragged to the Regional Working Party by her Council.
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        • ‘Daran, keen to hear what other options and structures you think the region should consider and what you think would be the best approach. ’
        • ‘Yes, indoubtedly Wellingtonians want change. And they are right. We continually need to be looking at ways in which we can improve how we govern, administer and provide community facilities and services. The community needs confidence that councils are as effective and efficient as possible in what they do. But for all the people who want change how many will plumb for a supercity when they are polled next year? My view is that this will be less than 50% for the simple reason that while many of us want change the majority of people don’t want the more extreme position of a single council to rule us all. Unfortunately a supercity is all that is on offer from the “consultation” recently undertaken by some councils. In a game of smoke and mirrors these councils, led by Fran Wilde, have sought to manipulate the debate to being about just two options – a single tier super city or a two tier super city! Wellingtonians deserve a more sophisticated and fulsome debate on the options for change. We don’t deserve to be railroaded into reform that will effectively take the “local” out of local government. ’

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