Dai.
Comedian Dai Henwood photographed for a Canvas feature. 2 April 2015 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
All Black Hongi
All Blacks Captain Richie McCaw hongi with fan after the All Blacks win in the rugby test match between the All Blacks and Australia played at Eden Park. 15 August 2015 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
Stations of the Cross 2015
The Stations of the Cross that started in Albert Street, Auckland and made its way to St Patricks Cathedral on Good Friday. 03 April 2015 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
Lorde
Lorde rushes out the door with her awards during the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards held at Vector Arena, Auckland, New Zealand. 20 November 2014 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
Blessing
The Blessing of the Animals held at St. Matthew in the City
Nana
My big brother with my elderly grandmother who he visits daily.
Waka.
The Waka crews take part in the celebrations on a wet and cold Waitangi Day held at Waitangi, Northland
Welcome
McGehan Close kids hang out in their street that has been called the street of shame by National Party leader, John Key. New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell
Jazz
Myele Manzanza play at the Creative Jazz Club (CJC) , New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
Bare Hug
Photographer Binh Trinh works with a group of nude models during a photo shoot at Bethells Beach, Sunday. About 35 people took up the chance to be part of Binh’s naked photography project.
New Zealand Herald Photograph by Dean Purcell.
DSLR
“Owning a DSLR does not make you a photographer. It makes you a DSLR owner.”
It’s a wet one
Rain on the North Western Motorway, Auckland.
Baby Croc
Baby Australian Crocodile at Butterfly Creek in Auckland, New Zealand.
Diane Arbus.
” Freaks was the thing I photographed a lot. It was one of the fisrt things I photographed and it had a terrific kind of excitement for me. I just used to adore them. I still do adore some of them. I don’t quite mean they’re my best friends but they made me feel a mixture of shame and awe.”
Diane Arbus.
The S#!t I Shoot 