Posts by Jonathan Ganley
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Art on the berm … installations that address consumerism and disposability can pop up anywhere …
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More popular than Jesus ... John Lennon at the K Rd Rockshop.
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Testing … “yeah, just give it about fifteen seconds in bright sunshine. No, try ten seconds … ”
Minnie St is now the most pinhole photographed street in the world.
Absolut Pinhole. -
Matt Hyde and James Woods of Beastwars at Real Groovy yesterday ...
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Capture: The Capture Pinhole Photography…, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
is there a direct to CCD array version?
y’know, sorta pin cushy…
Jos has done really well with a home made device for his DSLR, see his replies in last year's thread.
Steam Pinhole aficionados
That's us.
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Capture: The Capture Pinhole Photography…, in reply to JoJo,
The Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day website now lists two workshops happening in New Zealand on April 28th - our Capture event in Auckland, and the Photospace Gallery WPHD workshop in Wellington. More details for Wellingtonians about the Photospace workshop here.
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Te Henga blue. Ominous thundery clouds are to the right, well out of shot.
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Signs as Art On The Street? I have always liked this one on the corner of Milford Rd and Craig Rd ... it's been a while since any mini golf was played there ...
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Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime, in reply to Nora Leggs,
No reason to move once I’d found a comfy chair in the sun.
No reason? Not even for Street Chant?
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Capture: Eyes In A City - Gary Baigent's…, in reply to Alec Morgan,
There remains a rueful grubby sameness for early morning Aucklanders.
True. Take the train along the Western or Southern lines to see it. But some parts of twenty-first century Auckland – College Hill for example – may never look this grubby again. Photo from 1985.
