Posts by Jonathan Ganley
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Hard News: Friday Music: I'm Over The Edge, in reply to Stupid,
It must be remembered that the GORDONS was John’s band, BAILTERSPACE is Alister’s band.
Bailterspace – John, Alister and Brent – at the King’s Arms in February 2013 … righto, going to listen to that new / old track now.
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Thanks Ross. The reviews I've seen have all been overwhelmingly positive.
Aucklanders, you have another chance to see the film this weekend. An extra screening has been squeezed into the Festival. At the Civic Theatre, Saturday August 3 at 10.45am.
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Capture: Autumn lite, in reply to JacksonP,
Grabbed some night lights before the game, to get some shots in for Auckland Photo Day.
Walking up Symonds St this afternoon … there were people with DSLRs everywhere … and I never clicked … anyway here’s some Grafton masonry and glass glowing in the afternoon sun.
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Capture: Art On The Street, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
I’ll see your ‘Pre-owned Windpower Sucks’
and raise you a ’Modern Street Education Interface”Now that really says something about the price of Fisher-Price.
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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.
