NZPhotographer Issue 56, June 2022
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WELCOME TO ISSUE <strong>56</strong> OF<br />
NZ PHOTOGRAPHER MAGAZINE<br />
HELLO EVERYONE,<br />
Welcome to another issue of<br />
<strong>NZPhotographer</strong> magazine! We’ve got<br />
another mixed bag of content, a little<br />
something for everyone, whether you<br />
love Astro, landscapes, wildlife (just wait<br />
till you see the seal pups!), or want to take<br />
on a bit of a challenge.<br />
Our Rising Star, Tom Rae, will have you<br />
looking up at the night sky with your<br />
camera, whilst our interview with wildlife<br />
photographer Kim Free might inspire<br />
you to use your photography to help<br />
conservation efforts. Meanwhile, our<br />
Behind The Shot feature with Gary Reid<br />
will have you reaching for the cookies<br />
and milk - just remember not to start munching until you’ve actually taken<br />
the photos!<br />
We’re also out exploring New Zealand; Richard Young takes us to one of<br />
his favourite photography locations for Autumn and also shares a video<br />
of another of his extreme printing expeditions, this one at Lake Wanaka.<br />
Meanwhile, Peter Laurenson encourages us to climb Ben Lomond to get<br />
panoramic views across Queenstown.<br />
There’s more too! Fairlie Atkinson is walking us through creating a photo<br />
collage, and Alan Blundell finishes his street photography series with an<br />
invitation to go one step further than individual shots and develop a photo<br />
project that tells a story.<br />
OUR CONTRIBUTORS<br />
Emily Goodwin<br />
Editor NZ Photographer<br />
<strong>NZPhotographer</strong> <strong>Issue</strong> <strong>56</strong><br />
<strong>June</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
Cover Photo<br />
Two Drops<br />
by Jack Horlock<br />
Publisher:<br />
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Fairlie Atkinson<br />
Fairlie Atkinson teaches<br />
Photography and Design at Kapiti<br />
College. She is also a keen fine<br />
art photographer, and has used<br />
her work to raise awareness and<br />
money for conservation. She is a<br />
keen advocate of the movement<br />
#photographyforgood and<br />
encouraging teen photographers<br />
to find their voice using a lens.<br />
Alan Blundell<br />
Alan Blundell is a photographer<br />
based in Wellington, New<br />
Zealand. From a background<br />
in Architecture, the former<br />
Hotelier and Father of<br />
4, decided to start a<br />
photography blog in 2016 using<br />
the handle ‘bokeh street’ to<br />
showcase his work with LEICA +<br />
FUJI camera gear.<br />
Peter Laurenson<br />
Peter Laurenson is an occasional<br />
climber, traveller, photographer, and<br />
writer. His adventures, which span<br />
30+ years, come together on his<br />
website 'OccasionalClimber'. Peter<br />
is also Editor of FMC's Backcountry<br />
Magazine and writes for Wilderness<br />
Magazine and, occasionally, other<br />
publications, alongside his bi-monthly<br />
articles here.<br />
All rights reserved. Reproduction of any material appearing in this magazine in any form is forbidden without prior<br />
consent of the publisher.<br />
Disclaimer: Opinions of contributing authors do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the magazine.
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