The work of Taranaki’s photographer laureate, Fay Looney (profiled in the latest issue of D-Photo), is an enduring record of the region’s natural beauty and cultural quirks. The rugged coast and majestic mountains are documented with impeccable style through the veteran photographer’s lens and available for public appreciation at Fay’s home gallery, Koru on Koru, along with the recently opened expansion, Koru on Devon.
The work of Taranaki’s photographer laureate, Fay Looney (profiled in the latest issue of D-Photo), is an enduring record of the region’s natural beauty and cultural quirks. The rugged coast and majestic mountains are documented with impeccable style through the veteran photographer’s lens and available for public appreciation at Fay’s home gallery, Koru on Koru, along with the recently opened expansion, Koru on Devon.
Supplementing our interview with the photographer in D-Photo issue no. 95, we present an additional gallery of Fay’s exceptional imagery for your enjoyment.
An Angry Sea: Fay captures the powerful drama of the Opunake shore in stunning monochrome, printed on brushed aluminium.
Fujifilm X-T10, 200mm, 1/400s, f /13, ISO 200
Koru on Koru: Fay captures artist Shannon Novak’s Installation ‘ Medley’ in the beautiful garden of her Koru on Koru gallery.
Fujifilm X-T10, 36.6mm, 1/160s, f/8, 200 ISO
Gentle Annie Run: Digital print on brushed aluminium
Nikon D300S, 82mm, 1/160s, f/9, ISO 400
Highway: Undulating plains bathed in gorgeous light
Fujifilm X-T10, 104mm, 1/443s, f/6.4, ISO 400
Wairoa Directory: Fay’s image of the colorful establishments of the coastal township of Wairoa
Fujifilm X-T10, 19mm, 1/60s, f/3.6, ISO 320
To see more of Fay’s beautiful work in print and to learn about her exceptional career, be sure to pick up D-Photo no. 95 today, and visit her website.
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