Auckland Festival
Creative Arts 14 March 2015
MIT's Creative Writing Students
White Night Words
Goodman Fielder Room, Aotea Centre 11pm
Have words with MIT's Creative Writing students who'll be on the move recording and connecting the city in language, then sharing their wordy snapshots as the witching hour looms.
Robert Sullivan | Head of Collaborative Learning | Faculty of Creative Arts
Ngā Pūkenga mō Toi-Auaha | Manukau Institute of Technology
Fantastic evening photographing the different venues around the city. Big thanks to Robert Sullivan. The students where amazing and were very inspiring in expressing what they had seen and heard. A fun and most enjoyable evening.
The evening beings, what a buzz of excitement.
Final checking of locations and directions.
Ngā Pūkenga mō Toi-Auaha | Manukau Institute of Technology
Final checking of locations and directions.
HUB 2 Auckland Art Gallery
Into The Void "Michael"
F3.5 1/15 ISO400 EF24-70mm
No tripod allowed in the Gallery
HUB 2 Auckland Art Gallery
Into The Void "Michael"
NZTrio performance: Subtle Dances
Amazing performance.
F3.5 1/25 ISO400 EF24-70mm@24mm
No tripod allowed in the Gallery
Proof of Heaven – Judy Millar
Gow Langsford Gallery
F2.8 1/25 ISO400 EF24-70mm
No tripod allowed in the Gallery
BLACK ASTERISK FESTIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Hara Sameshima Photography (right)
Haru Sameshima was born in 1958, Shizuoka City, Japan. Immigrated to New Zealand 1973. He was taught photography by his scientist father at early age. He worked in small Dunedin photographic studio learning the craft before attending Otago Polytechnic Art School in 1980, then completing BFA (1992) and MFA (1995) at Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland.
Kauri Kingdom by Hara Sameshima
The Black Asterisk Festival Of Photography.
Invisible Field By Rebecca Frogley (detail).
'Ivy' by Haley Theyers
F2.8 1/100 ISO640
EF24-70mm@24mm
This is an amazing photograph, multiple exposures used to compile the final style above. Look up the site and u-tube of Sara K Byrne Photography
http://petapixel.com/2013/04/17/tutorial-shooting-double-exposures-with-a-canon-5d-mark-iii/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Lcu8SdcsYnY
Black Note 
This venue highlighted the photographic evening for me. We have contrasts, Black and White with shades of grey filling the venue with sound and image. Mainly Maori, the musicians were exceptional. As I walked in I felt a bit out of place but soon was welcomed by their warm hearts and smiles.
F4.5 1/80 ISO3200
EF24-70mm@70mm
The art and history of New Zealand is captured in the furniture, photography and art display.
Mattie Hamuera performed a piece about Bastion Point at 9pm and again at 10.30pm #whitenight@blacknote
Fantastic performance
White Night Words
The final preparation for the evening before
the Creative Arts students present their work. All enjoyed and had a lot of
laughs through the presentations.
F6.3 1/40 ISO640 EF24-70mm@65mm
When taking this image two guys walk passed and posed, they definitely put some excitement into the compositions and totally changed the dynamics of the photo. They are slightly out of focus but this does not distract. They both on the rule of thirds and negative space in the background, leading lines each side. Very different shooting at night, I learnt a lot about exposure and shutter speed.
BLACK ASTERISK FESTIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Hara Sameshima Photography (right)
Haru Sameshima was born in 1958, Shizuoka City, Japan. Immigrated to New Zealand 1973. He was taught photography by his scientist father at early age. He worked in small Dunedin photographic studio learning the craft before attending Otago Polytechnic Art School in 1980, then completing BFA (1992) and MFA (1995) at Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland.
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| Kauri Kingdom by Hara Sameshima |
The Black Asterisk Festival Of Photography.
Invisible Field By Rebecca Frogley (detail).
'Ivy' by Haley Theyers
F2.8 1/100 ISO640
EF24-70mm@24mm
This is an amazing photograph, multiple exposures used to compile the final style above. Look up the site and u-tube of Sara K Byrne Photography
http://petapixel.com/2013/04/17/tutorial-shooting-double-exposures-with-a-canon-5d-mark-iii/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Lcu8SdcsYnY
Black Note
This venue highlighted the photographic evening for me. We have contrasts, Black and White with shades of grey filling the venue with sound and image. Mainly Maori, the musicians were exceptional. As I walked in I felt a bit out of place but soon was welcomed by their warm hearts and smiles.
F4.5 1/80 ISO3200
EF24-70mm@70mm
The art and history of New Zealand is captured in the furniture, photography and art display.
Mattie Hamuera performed a piece about Bastion Point at 9pm and again at 10.30pm #whitenight@blacknote
Mattie Hamuera performed a piece about Bastion Point at 9pm and again at 10.30pm #whitenight@blacknote
Fantastic performance
White Night Words
The final preparation for the evening before
the Creative Arts students present their work. All enjoyed and had a lot of
laughs through the presentations.
F6.3 1/40 ISO640 EF24-70mm@65mm
When taking this image two guys walk passed and posed, they definitely put some excitement into the compositions and totally changed the dynamics of the photo. They are slightly out of focus but this does not distract. They both on the rule of thirds and negative space in the background, leading lines each side. Very different shooting at night, I learnt a lot about exposure and shutter speed.
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