Poroutawhao School Staff Photo 1982
POROUTAWHAO Staff 1982
Back: June Sciascia, Grant Isaac, Wilma Ashton
Front: Clare Phillips, Barry Cross, Geoff Opie
POROUTAWHAO Staff 1982
Back: June Sciascia, Grant Isaac, Wilma Ashton
Front: Clare Phillips, Barry Cross, Geoff Opie
The art of the 'silly cat photo' so beloved by the internet dates back to the 1870s. Cats have been seen dressed up in suits (one even had a monocle on!) and were often accompanied by silly captions.
This cat doesn't look at all pleased to be in it's photograph. As an image it lacks technical polish- the shadow of the photographer intrudes into the image. A hand (soon to be scratched, maybe?) holds the unwilling feline still. The whole thing is overexposed.
While it wouldn't win any awards, snapshots like this are some of the most pure slices of life ever to be recorded. Even better, it is a magic lantern projector slide- it took effort to make it. So someone, somewhere saw the photo and thought 'that is worth keeping'.
But it probably wasn't the cat.
Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022
Photo taken at: Punahau
Photographer: Megan McKenzie
Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022
Photo taken at: Waitārere Beach
Photographer: Clair Schulp
Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022
Photo taken at: Waitārere Beach Forest
Photographer: Rebecca Dodds
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Swimming”
Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “(3) 6795 – L to R: Ross Robertson, Manu Peni, Phillip Rosanoski, Joe Winiata.”
Shannon Swimming Club swimmers with a trophy, c.1970. Those in the photograph are from left to right:- Ross Robertson, Manu Peni, Philip Rosanoski, Joe Winiata.
1 Colour photo print
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Colour photograph.
Midwinter swim at Foxton Beach in 1990s. Judith Keall(MP) watches Basil Vertongen being manhandled by unamed swimmer.
Colour photograph.
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95 FM announcer Terry Watt with microphone in his hand at the Foxton Beach Polar swim on 20 June 1999
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Participants line up prior to entering the water at the Foxton Beach Polar swim 20th June 1999
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Participants leaving the water at the Foxton Beach Polar Swim on 20 June 1999
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Artist Gordon Norfolk next to his paintings 'Open Day' and ' The Great Debate'.
Gordon exhibited in the Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō gallery space for May 2022.
His exhibition included oil paintings and graphite pencil works.
https://www.tetakere.org.nz/Events-Activities/Art-by-Gordon-Norfolk
Artist Gordon Norfolk amongst his paintings.
Gordon exhibited in the Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō gallery space for May 2022.
His exhibition included oil paintings and graphite pencil works.
https://www.tetakere.org.nz/Events-Activities/Art-by-Gordon-Norfolk
Artist Gordon Norfolk tends to the final bits of paperwork for his exhibition.
Gordon exhibited in the Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō gallery space for May 2022.
His exhibition included oil paintings and graphite pencil works.
https://www.tetakere.org.nz/Events-Activities/Art-by-Gordon-Norfolk
Artists John Wysocki, Jill Brandon and David Brandon.
John, Jill and Dave exhibited together as part of their exhibition 'The Three Musketeers', held in the Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō gallery space.
The exhibition included paintings by Jill, as well as fine wood-craft and woodturning by David and John.
April 2022.
Lyra de la Croix (5), reading the the Children's section at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō.
School holidays, April 2022.
Rune de la Croix (5) proudly shows off her dragon colouring in that she did as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!'
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po
Lyra de la Croix (5) and Rune de la Croix (5) enjoy colouring in as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!'
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po
Rune & Lyra de la Croix (both 5) make dragon eggs out of clay, as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po
Rune de la Croix (5) makes a dragon egg out of clay, as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō.
Lyra de la Croix (5) makes a dragon egg out of clay, as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po
Rune de la Croix (5) makes a dragon egg out of clay, as part of the school holiday programme 'Up, Up, & Away!
This flight-themed school holiday programme included drop-in craft sessions, drone workshops, and kite-making workshops with Yvonne de Mille.
April 2022.
Location: Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō