This issue’s cover photographer is Nando Azevedo who photographs former refugees to help them overcome challenges and rebuild their pride. We learn from NZIPP Photographer of the Year Tony Carter what motivates him to propel his craft forward, Esther Bunning tells us how switching her focus to horses has helped to reinvigorate her photography, and artist Fiona Pardington interrogates the space between the living and the dead in her occult-informed new series. In our How To features, three noted photo-book authors explain how they sequence their photographs, Ian Rotherham talks us through how simple set-up changes can hugely influence the feeling of a portrait, and digital artist Gee Greenslade gives us some tips for bringing photos to life in Photoshop.
Ian Rotherham talks us through how simple
set-up changes can hugely influence the feeling of a portrait
How to tell a story in photographs: three noted photo-book authors explain how they sequence their images
Gee Greenslade explains how to speed up workflow and bring photographs to life with a simple Photoshop trick
We take a look at Nikon’s new mirrorless offering, try out the Huawei P20 Pro, Leon Rose tests the Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner and Lensbaby Sol 45 f/35, and in our buyers guide we look at the best travel kit for your summer holidays
We visit the Infocus photography convention, review Kate van der Drift’s latest exhibition, look at what to expect from the PSNZ Central Regional Convention, and take a look at what’s coming up in the photography calendar
Kate van der Drift, Possum, Eastern Margin, 2018
From inFocus
Thomas Busby, Holding Back the TiDe
In print: the 76 reader images shortlisted earlier this year in New Zealand’s top amateur photography competition
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