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Kaiwhaiki Hillside - farming on the lower Whanganui River. Fence posts and wire,
poplars and macracarpa, the cabbage trees standing strong, neatly spaced in the sun
while around them tumbles down.
Ruepehu - South West - from the Drivers Seat. The New Zealand love affair with the
road, driving and landscapes. The iconic Ruepehu dominating the sky line ghost like as
the driver climbs the last pinch up onto the Central Plateau from the South West.
Joy of Service (Praise to God)
Enjoy my life in New Zealand
Chinese in New Zealand
Spirits were undampened as a sea of graduands took the Auckland wet weather in
their stride -Spring Graduation 2009
Kerikeri '2008 - represents New Zealand to me, the country I grew up in. The
simple composition of half blue sky and half green grass. The people in the shot
are members of my family, but the viewer may choose to imagine themselves in
this scene since their backs are turned.
Grey Lynn Park on a misty winters night... working hard late into the silence of
the night.
This photo was taken on May 30th 2009 at Grey Lynn park. As a university
student a lot of my friends lived around the park and is probably the second most
important park after albert park for me as a uni student
Faith, family, home and #8 fencing wire!
Remember
Zambi-Zimbawe joint Man and Biosphere Committee
Mana Lion Kill
Guys going to town
Morning Glory
Phantom
Colours of New Zealand
I had a hangover that day and was sleeping all the way and when i woke up i saw
Shortlist? Y/N
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that... Fantastic image. Sheeeeeepppppppssssss!
During the landing to the Auckland Airport. Whoops!
Retouching the edges of a Macrocarpa table before smoko.
A busy schedule
OK, go
Aquarius meets the Ox
Cloudscape on a thoughtful day 1
Cloudscape on a thoughtful day 2
Cloudscape on a thoughtful day 3
The Wave - This image is from a little-known hike on the Arizona/Utah border.
The Wave represents the serenity and tranquility I seek and find in nature.
The Wave black and white
DIY Dad
Not your typical Nana
Catching the bus
Boys in the hood
Taxi driver
Traditionally as a culture we are defined by our staunchness,
conservatism and hardworking nature, yet there are moments when
our free spiritedness and spontaneity is undeniable
Traditionally as a culture we are defined by our staunchness,
conservatism and hardworking nature, yet there are moments when
our free spiritedness and spontaneity is undeniable
Traditionally as a culture we are defined by our staunchness,
conservatism and hardworking nature, yet there are moments when
our free spiritedness and spontaneity is undeniable
Who me? Yes you!
The gutter gang
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Auckland Harbour Bridge through a Flute
Pre-Wash Cycle
Tui and Powerlines
Wild west coast dreaming
A history through culture
Boys and barbeques
The rope swing
Local colour
A day on Whakapapa
From lake to mountain
James and I grew up in the lecture rooms and commons of University.
James as a new kid on the block and me as a new parent. This is who we
are.
We're not too sure where life is taking us, but we're certain it's worth the effort
Getting back to the roots of who we are
"I am" - our identity is that which we form in response to our learning and
our surroundings. In particular natural elements such as land, sea and
climate, play a strong part in molding the New Zealand nation.
Journey through the land
It doesn't matter who you are or where you came from, we are all an extension of
nature
We are all on the journey to find our place in the world
We are the future
Papatuanuku
Ranginui
Whatever the weather
Kiwis support each other as we gracefully reach for the sky
A nation of beach lovers - even in the middle of winter.
Cruisy days of summer in our coastal paradise.
Rangitoto Island
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Auckland city
Outstanding in his field
Our bright future
When I grow up I want to be an old lady
The Fondness of Nature Vs the embrace of technology
Simple Pleasures
Sharing our walk of life
The environment we are living
Wond'rous regeneration following adversity [Regrowth after Black Saturday,
VIC]
Wond'rous regeneration following adversity [Regrowth after Black Saturday,
VIC]
Pohuto geyser becomes one with the clouds
Knitted together
We are communicating with each other regardless of race and culture
Who we are - A central memory that defines me is that of recreatcion and summer holidays revolving around boatsheds and batches. Some old doors, 4x2, and corrugated
iron and you have a NZ icon.
Who we are - As a people we are connected to the land - even pakeha - and especially to the join between sea and land.
Who we are is a beautiful sunset and red gumboots in a big puddle.
Who we are - we are nothing if not our children - some vivacious and loud, others quiet and watching.
After the planting: Our tree-planters gather after our community tree planting on
Arbour Day 2009 at Atuanui-Mt Auckland for the conservation initiative,
Atuanui Restoration Project.
I love my tiki
Little rascal - my timid sensitive wee daughter shows her true colours!
Going bush
That’s my house and that’s Nana’s house
Monks in Singapore. This exposure struck me as a subtle expression of identity
no matter what the time and place is. In my travel to Singapore, I could not help
but notice these Buddhist monks loading their grocery shopping into the trunk of
their late model car. Our identity is not time or money dependent, we are who we
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are anywhere, anytime.
Conversation
Holiday snap
Reviewing the day
Summer concentration
Unity
Patrick looks for train
Patrick ni ni
Spirit of the land
I walk for my Moko
Peaceful Protest - Advancing together for the rights for seats dedicated to Maori
on the new Auckland Super-City Council.' Auckland May 2009
‘Hikoi Haka at Aotea Square’ Auckland May 2009
WE ARE ONE IN A FOREIGN LAND: A KIWI, AN INDONESIAN, AND
TWO MALAYSIANS IN ONE HAPPY FAMILY THAT HAS MADE THE
PHILIPPINES THEIR SECOND HOME
Kiwis - "We do what we've gotta do"
Tāne Keeps the Peace
Indomitable Spirit
We are Mt. Cook. We are coming from the past. We are natural, strong, peaceful.
We are Auckland City. We are going to the future. We are modern,
international, flourishing.
Children in Tiquina, by Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. The monument commemorates the
War of the Pacific (1879-1884), in which Peru and Bolivia were defeated by
Chile, giving rise to a lasting animosity. The inscription reads: “Lo que un día fue
nuestro, nuestro otra vez será” – “What was one day ours, will be ours again”.
Pakiri evening
High Above
Earth (is a photo of a march – wasn’t able to get permission from kids in the
photo)
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Coastal Classic: Yachties joust for position in the Waitemata Harbour just before the start of the race to Russell.
At the beach - summertime camping (Jenna and Savannah half sisters)
Shadow of two beautiful girls emerging from the crisp clean water at
Whangamata
Summertime at the Beach (camping)
Our flag
RESPECTING TRADITION-GOING FORWARD TOGETHER.
HONOURING HISTORY –SECURING OUR FUTURE.
Freedom on a summer’s day
National Treasure: We are a nation that likes to collect junk
1886: I will use these when I get round to having that awesome party that I
always talk about
Strike a pose: Maybe these will become collectables in 50 years time
Different races one expression
Eco bridge
Project management
NZ xmas at the beach
Styles at Avondale market
Beach
ANZAC day
The essentials of a country girl studying in the city.
Exotic Twist (hold me…) Inter-racial relationship of unique cultures in becoming
one.
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The Colour of Spring -The background is the Sky tower, a
landmark that is hard to be missed. Located at the heart of
Auckland city, known for its rich diversified culture.
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We are our own creations
Craccum 2009
Back in five
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Monarch of the Glen
Mitre Peak Milford Sound
A Courtyard Scene.
"Am-ao-rican culture": An americanised Kiwi walking past a kiwi Marilyn in the
streets of Auckland.
Tell me what shoes you wear, I will tell you who you are.
A jewelery stall at the 2009 Diwali, a beautiful reminder of the diversity
Auckland houses.
Sunny afternoons on Narrow Neck beach with friends, an epitome of growing up
on the shore.
Childhood playgrounds
Infinity's secrets (taken at Tolaga Bay, East Coast)
At day's end (picture of New Zealand's largest pohutukawa tree,
Te Araroa, East Coast)
Tangaroa's playground (taken at Tolaga Bay, East Coast)
These are our hands
Potentially
Kiwi
The quintessential kiwi day
Running around in circles
Life and death
Ingenuity
Roughing It
Mt Whakapapa
Napier Zoo
We are one with nature
We are born from the sea
We are lifted by the wind
Does it hurt your ears? Joshua Burns swaps notes with Hayden Pullen during the Waiheke Walk for Peace, 20
September 2009.
Christine Jeffs, Film-maker and Horsewoman # 1
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Christine Jeffs, Film-maker and Horsewoman # 2
Nyrene Mills, Store Manager at PGG Wrightson and Horsewoman
Our Culture - Chinatown in Melbourne
Multicultural Background - Tourists feeding birds
Surfers at Karakare Beach
Lunch in the river
Trampers at spirits bay
Nature is in the heart and in the soul of every New Zealander
The spirit of the country
A COUNTRY BETWEEN THE SKY AND THE SEA
An Open Window
Te Marae O Waitaha
Te Rakau
Constructive interference (Light Waves)
The train station
Thank god for one more
The moon tells a secret