Catalogue of Books

I Was There
Tourists often include themselves in photographs of iconic locations and buildings. Are they more interested in saying "I was There" than in looking at the sight itself?
​Addressing Wellington
Digitally enlarged street signs draw attention to the character of Wellington Streets
​Beach Dwellers
​People on beaches are on the divide between two domains. It is not a normal place to be and engenders its own behaviours, some of which are captured in these photographs which have been taken in Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
​COMMON CAUSE
Groups of people with a common purpose make an interesting subject for the Photographer.
Jerusalem
​Jerusalem is a hamlet in France with some hospitable people.
Lancaster's Moor Lane
​Over the years Moor Lane has played an important role in Lancaster life. It still does, hosting a range of enterprises each with its own history.
​Ma Provence
Ma Provence is a personal view of the region based mainly on a stay in a small town there (Nyons).
Off the Wall​
​40 years of collecting photographs has filled our walls. The photos have been taken down but here they are.
​Owhiro Bay Houses
​The Red Rocks walk on Wellington’s South Coast starts at a disused quarry where you leave your vehicle. To get there you skirt Ohiro Bay on its western side past a string of houses, some which have been here for over 50 years. The intrepid individuals who built them are fulfilling a dream to live on the edge of Cook Strait despite the vagaries of the weather . There is no standard architectural solution with the exception, they all face the sea. Over the years many styles have been adopted.
​The Stones of Lancaster
The urban landscape of Georgian Lancaster has retained a consistency of style. because the town had a period of decline when there was little building activity. The older buildings were in general constructed with local sandstone and it is these older buildings which dominate the skyline and the city centre. The images in this book are of these buildings and others on the heritage list.
W(h)anganui Buildings
Wanganui has a wonderful set of late nineteenth and early twentieth century buildings including, with its War Memorial Hall, New Zealand's most outstanding example of 'modernist' architecture. In the central part of the town where these photographs were taken there is a unity of scale unsullied by high rise development.
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