a book of days

Oct
18
sign of the times

sign of the times

global weirding by john reynolds. seen at the brick bay sculpture trail last weekend
Sep
29
a moment unravelling time: a mural of a girl blowing a dandelion clock on the wall of a building beside a railway line. (c) l

the print swap

i don’t remember how i originally came across feature shoot, but i signed up for their mailing list, then
1 min read
Sep
27
poppy study

poppy study

+++ there’s a flower farmer on waiheke island who opens her flower shed to the public on saturday mornings. last
1 min read
Sep
02
a list of new zealand-based brands. volume one - botanicals

a list of new zealand-based brands. volume one - botanicals

looking for some local plant-based makers? these independent artists have you covered. 2020 has been a tough year. but one
4 min read
Aug
31
three waiheke ceramic artists to follow

three waiheke ceramic artists to follow

i have cupboards full of ceramics collected from my travels around the globe. they make great (if somewhat fragile) souvenirs,
2 min read
Aug
11
sunday seven

sunday seven

+++ A couple of Sundays ago I went for a walk around the coast from Little Oneroa to Fisherman’s Rock
1 min read
Aug
07
morning fog at te toki park waiheke island (c) leonie wise

morning fog

+++ worth getting out of bed for
Jul
14
10 ways that making photographs has broadened my perspective (redux)

10 ways that making photographs has broadened my perspective (redux)

Instructions for living a life. Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. – mary oliver 1. the importance of noticing yes,
6 min read
Jun
21
the me of now

the me of now

1. Matariki, winter solstice, Whiro (the new moon) 2. objects of desire: ceramic bowls, a tidy home, tomatoes on sourdough
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May
01
something good

something good

something good that’s come of working from home – seeing these two kererū (native nz wood pigeons) hopping along the
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