‘At The Courthouse Door I’
…welcome, litigants!…
‘At The Courthouse Door I’
…welcome, litigants!…
‘Arches Within Arches IV’
…arches galore; a door under number four…
‘Rangitoto, Anzac Day 2024’
…nature goes out in solemn solidarity on aotearoa / new zealand’s national day of military remembrance…
‘Linear IV’
…New Zealand contemporary abstract art from the permanent collection of the Auckland Art Gallery…
‘Autumn Rose Gallery’
…a colourful assortment of roses seen in Auckland’s Parnell Rose Gardens on the weekend. i hope they brighten your day…
‘Old Boatshed’
…launching marine dreams since way back when…
‘Door On The Beach’
‘Door On The Water’
…the lapping tide’s just a step away…
‘The Gig III’
‘Peace Be With You’
The old Catholic convent is no longer a religious site, but its symbols still give off an aura of peace.
‘Port Stories’
…every voyage a story, of comings and goings upon the endless sea…
‘Trails Of Light Across The Sky’
…join the dots, get illumination…
‘Boats On The Island V’
…the high tide is coming, promise!…
‘Boats On The Island IV’
…looking tired, and just a little mired…
…whatever floats your boat ( just not right now)…
‘Boats On The Island II’
…ah, the ebb tide
the lowest of the low
leaves us stranded
nowhere to go…
New Year’s Eve on Waiheke Island.
The rain came to dampen celebrations.
We walked in the wet; the boats sat on the hard, going exactly nowhere.
The year drizzled and fizzled to a close…
‘Conservatory Sky View’
‘Just Another Face In The Crowd’
‘Old Head’
An old head indeed, but in fact a new- ish double life size bronze bust of Sir John Logan Campbell, a founding father of modern Auckland.
The sculpture lies in the central park on land gifted by him to the city.
The sculptor has even gone to the detail of including the subject’s initials on a monogrammed breast pocket kerchief – nice touch!