“I photograph to see what things look like photographed.”

Garry Winogrand.

Kendo fighter.

“When you begin viewing the world through a camera lens, your senses sharpen as your mind and eyes are forced to focus on people and things never before noticed or thought about. I discovered that even if I didn’t always take a picture, the simple act of carrying a camera and searching for something to photograph greatly sharpened my powers of observation and allowed me to experience much more of life.”
Kent Reno.

“Photography must contain one thing: the humanity of the moment.”
Robert Frank.

“There’s a thrill to see the picture form in front of you and to catch it. The world is in motion, and the photographer has to find some way to stop that motion for an instant. Sometimes it’s not easy, but there’s nothing that I have ever done that is more fun”.

Carl Mydans.

Waka crew’s arriving at Waitangi, part of my life project on Maori.

If you think you are to small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito in your tent.

8 years of the Big Day Out