GOOD STUFF - ISSUE #1

C O N T E N T S
Meet the “Dream Team”
Q&A with the
Collaborating Artists
whose work features on
Good Shirt’s Collab Tees
6
Brent Purcell
Long Exposure in Aotearoa
14
Lauren Bath
Vocation meets Vacation
24
Christina Tan
Traveling in Style
30
Tim McKenna
Ocean Devotion
70
Andrew Penman,
Salmonella Dub
25 years of bass beats and
as tuned in as ever.
82
Nozawa Onsen
Freezing Hot
Dropping Soon
101
Gili Air
Diving Island style.
106
One Way Ticket
When your holiday’s so
good you decide to stay
on indefinitely
110
Food on the Go!
Home country holidays,
and next level roadside eats
114
GS ADV-365
Good Shirt’s Adventurers Club,
Next Level travel experiences.
38
Enzo Romano
Maestro in luce
46
Saúl Aguilar
Photographic Panache
89
Simon Shepheard
NZ Artist
Living Art &
Repurposed Relics
Good Shirt
TRD MRK
GS ADV-365
GET OUTSIDE
54
Nico Babot
Explore - Connect - Create
62
Paul Hilton
Call of the Wild
96
The Last Elephants
of Leuser

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Editor
Design
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Cover Image
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INTERVIEW
Brent Purcell
Long Exposure in Aotearoa
When did you develop your interest in photography?
I’ve always owned a camera but about four years ago I
purchased a dslr and discovered long exposure.
What is it that you find so addicting with photography?
Getting outside witnessing and capturing beautiful sunrises
and sunsets in amazing locations. You know when you have
the shot the of the day but always you're striving for better
light and better conditions.
Could you describe the creative process you work through
in capturing an image?
Always looking for leading lines, and composing a shot with
foreground, middle ground and background.
Any top tips for aspiring landscape photographers?
Do your homework. Use an app like Photopills to know
where you need to be in relation to the sun, moon or stars
and when. Shoot wide and think through your composition.
Fill the frame. Shoot, shoot and shoot some more. You learn
something every time. Have fun!
What’s the best nature buzz you’ve experienced while out and about shooting images?
Shooting the Milky Way over Nugget Point when the Aurora Australis made an appearance.
The South Island pretty much your second home. If you could pop a wee cabin down at one of the spots
you’ve visited (With DOC permission of course) so you could wake up to the view on a regular basis where
would it be & why?
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numbers of fantastic waterfalls.
If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Hamilton what
would be your tips to visitors for the following;
Great place to Stay?
Because I live here I don't stay elsewhere in the area but it has
a great variety of accommodation from backpackers to 5 star.
Best Eats?
Madam Woo, Victoria Street Bistro, Hydro Cafe.
Photographic hot spots to visit?
Raglan, Waitomo Glow Worm Caves, Hamilton Lake,
Hamilton Gardens, Waikato River, Hobbiton.
Local specialities?
The surf at Raglan and the Zealong Tea Estate.
What’s on your playlist this month ?
Passenger
What photographic locations are within an hour of your base?
Marakopa Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Blue Springs, Wairere Falls,
Images courtesy of Brent Purcell @brentpurcell.nz

INTERVIEW
Lauren Bath
Vocation meets Vacation
Dubbed “Australia’s first professional Instagrammer” it
sounds like you must have looked at Instagram dierently
than most people. What was the future vision you had
have for Instagram when you made the switch from Chef
to ProfessionaLInstagrammer?
To be completely honest, when I started Instagram there
wasn’t even an inkling that the platform would lead to any
sort of opportunities or career change for me, and that has
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audience and I decided to bring them along for the ride with
me as I aimed to transition from my life as a chef to a career
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It’s that rare combination of authentic beginnings but early
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What was the turning point when you saw your photography career really took o?
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What’s one of the most interesting shoots you’ve done to date
and what made it so?
I’d have to say my recent trip to Borneo to work with the Borneo
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about what I was learning and I had unparalleled access to the
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Spending so much time on the road with your various travel
assignments you must have it pretty dialed as to your essential
travel items what are they?
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all eventualities I travel with spare cameras, phones and
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All of my essential work related gear stays close to me as carry on
luggage and my suitcase it always semi packed at home, waiting
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Images courtesy of Lauren Bath @laurenepbath

What do you think is generally people’s biggest
misconception of the travel media industry?
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What’s on your playlist this month?
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If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Main Beach, Queensland what would be your tips to visitors for
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Great place to stay?
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Best Eats?
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Photographic hot spots to visit?
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INTERVIEW
Christina Tan
Traveling in Style
When did you decide to pursue photography as a career,
and what was it about photography that inspired that
choice?
I started to do this full time in 2017. I never thought it’s going
to be a career. It was a hobby, both travel and photography
and due to Instagram eventually it lead into a profession due
to high demand from brands/ tourism board who saw my
work.
What or who inspires you when developing ideas for a
client and their photo shoot?
I am very much inspired by myself actually. What I would like
to do on a holiday. What would be my preference. What
would I love to see. What I am actually thinking right on the
spot. What was my imagination prior to the trip.
Is there any WOW moment of a location you’ve photographed
that stands out above all others?
Yes, it was The Gate at Bohemian Switzerland, Czech Republic.
The view was unbelievably breathtaking but I did not have a
filte nd tiod it e ee o te lon ie eete
less the memories remain.
What’s your favourite thing about travel ? / least favourite
thing about travel?
Fave, The excitement of planning the trip and the feeling of
going somewhere new. Least fave, the sad feeling when the
trip has come to an end.
As a seasoned luxury travel photographer do you have any advice for aspiring travel photographers?
First of all you need learn basic camera operation. Secondly you need to travel to create portfolio. Third
you need to establish networking be it on social media or in real life. Fourth you need to stay humble
and improve your skills time after time.
If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Jakarta what
would be your tips to visitors for the following;
Great place to Stay?
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Best Eats?
Kafe Betawi for authentic Indonesian food, Cork n Screw for a
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Photographic hot spots to visit?
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What’s on your playlist this month?
Young, dumb, and broke by Khalid, Best Part by Daniel Caesar,
Call out my name by The Weeknd
Images courtesy of Christina Tan @sassychris1

INTERVIEW
Tim McKenna
Ocean Devotion
No doubt a tough choice, but is there any particular
photographic experience you’ve had that just blew you away
in the moment with some awesome images the end result ?
A few years ago in Moorea French Polynesia, we were lucky to
meet a huge humpback whale and her calf, who both were
very playful, water clarity was unreal…. Some of the images I
got from that encounter are still some of my best portfolio shots.
Also always winners are any big wave session in Teahupoo :)
With a super impressive range of photographic equipment
to capture the diverse subjects you shoot, is their any
particular piece of kit that’s your go to, you know a trusty
workhorse ?
The Nikon D5 camera still the fastest and most sturdy of my
cameras.
In reading an interview Bali Belly did with Captain Kenny,
Kenny mentions you as one of the guys that stood up and
got stuck in helping out massively by tending to the injured
in what was a severe boating accident. Have you had any
other travel experiences more full on than that ? Any
reections on that experience?
You could hardly have a more radical experience than that
ident o te ot o oo ill nee oet te e
of those children that had just lost their father so tragically.
First seeing your work in various surf mags back in the day, and more recently through your Instagram gallery,
where there’s a whole lot more than surf photography going on has this always been the case or have you
grown the number of genres you work in over the years?
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landscapes, aerials …. They were always part of my portfolios packages.
With the rise of digital photography , the internet and social media massively changing your chosen profession
what have been some of the pros & cons you’ve seen these technologies have brought to your business?
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and reassure clients. Sending and selling photos is also faster. Social medias have given us far more reach and
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If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Tahiti
what would be your tips to visitors for the
following;
Great place to Stay?
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Best Eats?
The Umete Taravao or Snack Tavania Vairao
Photographic hot spots to visit?
Teahupoo, Vaipahi Gardens.
Local specialty?
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coconut milk
Images courtesy of Tim & Stephanie McKenna @timmckenna / @kayamckenna
What’s on your playlist this month ?
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Tahiti, French Polynesia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna

Reunion Island
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna

Tahiti, French Polynesia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna (Model: @kayamckenna)

Teahupoo, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna (Surfer: @matahidrollet)

Sochi, Russia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna

Bora Bora, Society Islands, French Polynesia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna

Tetiaroa, Society Islands, French Polynesia
Image courtesy of Tim McKenna @timmckenna

INTERVIEW
Enzo Romano
Maestro in luce
When did you decide to make photography your career?
After winning a battle against a cancer I have thought that as
life can be taken unexpectedly, it is best to live our life to the
fullest and follow our dreams/ passions and this what
motivated me to become a photographer full time.
What is it that you most enjoy about photography?
I like to express my world and my feelings through images.
Since I first started following you on Instagram two things
are obvious through your photography. The first your love
of Italy and secondly that not only are you constantly
exploring Italy but also exploring new artistic directions with
your photography and editing. So two questions there I guess ;
The st do you have a favourite place to travel to shoot
in Italy ?
Yes, Venice
The nd What is your current focus with regard to the
artistic direction of your photography ?
I would like to specialise in portrait photography.
efore going on a photo shoot what are the type of things
you do in preparation to make for a smoother days shooting ?
Take a relaxing walk in the middle of nature.
uando hai deciso di fare della fotografia la tua carriera?
Dopo aver vinto una battaglia contro un cancro, ho pensato che
siccome la vita può essere portata via inaspettatamente, è meglio
vivere la nostra vita al massimo e seguire i nostri sogni / passione
e questo che mi ha spinto a diventare fotografo a tempo pieno.
Che cosa ti piace di pi della fotografia?
Mi piace esprimere il mio mondo e i miei sentimenti attraverso le
immagini.
Da quando ho iniziato a seguirti su Instagram due cose sono
evidenti attraverso la tua fotografia. Il primo il tuo amore per
lItalia e in secondo luogo che non solo stai costantemente
esplorando lItalia ma anche esplorando nuove direzioni
artistiche con la tua fotografia e il tuo editing. Ti voglio fare
quindi due domande;
La prima hai un posto preferito dove ti piace viaggiare scattare
foto in Italia?
Si, Venezia
Images courtesy of Enzo Romano @_enk_
ual il tuo attuale focus per quanto riguarda la direzione artistica della tua fotografia?
Mi piacerebbe specializzarmi in ritratti.
Prima difare uno shooting quali sono le cose che fai per prepararti a scattare con pi tranquillit?
Soliamente faccio una passeggiata immerso nella natura.

Great place to Stay? / Un ottimo posto dove stare?
Westin Palace Milan
Best Eats? / Miglior Ristorante, bar ?
Il pomodorino
Photographic hot spots to visit? Hot spot fotografici
da visitare ?
Arco della pace during the sunrise
Arco della pace Durante l'alba
Local speciality? / Specialità locali?
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What’s on your playlist this month? / Cosa c'è nella
tua playlist questo mese?
Ed sheeran eh Andrea Bocelli - perfect symphony
BIO
Enzo Romano
Hello, my name is Vincenzo Romano, known as Enk. I am 32 years
old and I was born and raised in Milan.
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Images courtesy of Enzo Romano @_enk_
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my Nikon D810 and D7100.
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INTERVIEW
Saúl Aguilar
Photographic Panache
When did you first get bitten by the photobug and how
long after this before you decided to make it your career?
Photography has always been my passion but it was when I
moved to Paris that the passion increased. 3 years after I
arrive to Paris I decided to make photography my career (2012)
When on a travel assignment any special tricks you use to
plan divide up your working day to get the most out of it?
Yes, the 1st thing I do is to check on internet the existing
photos of the place during sunset and sunrise to get an idea
of what I can get. I never copy other photographers but I use
their images as inspiration. The next thing I do is to check the
weather. Based on that I decide in which day I’ll take photos
during sunrise and with days during sunset and the locations.
Do you have a favourite season to photograph ? If so what
is it that you most like about the season and what it brings
to an image.
Yes, my favorite season is spring. This is because all the
colors come back, there is more light and the people look
happier.
What’s the main focus of your photography for ? Any new directions that you’re looking to take your work?
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ou have some iconic images where you bring a real sense of romance beauty to a scene that may be
predominately architectural. What are the main elements you look to bring together to create these ext
Level images?
There are 3 important things I always have in mind in order to make a “great” photo:
1. Composition: putting the elements in order to make my photo more attractive.
2. Light: I shoot during magic hour or when is the best for the photo I’m looking for.
3. Edition: enhancing the colors and contrast of my images.
If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Paris what would be
your tips to visitors for the following;
Great place to Stay?
My favorite place to stay in Paris is Plaza Athenee. It’s a 5 star hotel
it etil ie o te ity nd te iel oe
It’s located in the luxury couture area and just a few blocks away
from Champs Elysées Avenue. (Image on right shot from Plaza
Athenee)
est ats?
The best places to eat are the ones far from touristic areas or
landmarks. For French food look for “Brasseries”. One of my favorite
restaurants is La Maison Blanche. A picnic at the Champs de mars or
Jardins du Trocadero is also a good idea.
Photographic hot spots to visit in Paris?
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Top of arc de triomphe, Top of Sacre coeur, Top of Montparnasse
tower (best view of Paris) Pont Alexandre II.
Images courtesy of Saúl Aguilar @saaggo
What’s on your playlist this month?
Playlist? Music? I like rock like RHCP, Muse, Metallica and Molotov.

INTERVIEW
Nico Babot
Explore - Connect - Create
How’s the move from NZ to Canada treating you?
What are you missing most about NZ,and what’s got you
buzzing on life in Canada?
I might sound cliché, but I'll take the risk anyway: I love
challenging myself and Canada provided me with plenty of
challenges! It's never easy to move to another country, a lot of
things that you took for granted in your everyday life (buy a car,
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What I miss the most about New Zealand though are pink
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What inspires your photography and how does this inspiration
transfer to your images?
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great compositions at sunset just because a loud group of
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When did you first get into photography and what was the tipping point when you decided to turn your
passion for photography into your chosen profession?
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growing until it took over my entire life!
In your ideal landscape images what key elements do you look for to take the image ext Level?
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When it comes to when traveling for landscape photography
what camera lenses and equipment are your must haves?
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Memory cards… it's very hard to take a picture without memory cards
nowadays! More seriously, it probably comes from my background
but for me, being mobile is the most important and that's what
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What proects or plans on the agenda for more epic
adventures planned ?
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Images courtesy of Nico Babot @thekiwifrog

If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to your new home in the
Canadian Rockies what would be your tips to visitors for the following;
Great place to Stay?
If you have the chance to stay at Emerald lake lodge, that place is
in note le i ti iy lode on te efield y
called Num Ti Jah Lodge.
Best Cafe?
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Photographic hot spots to visit?
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Local specialty?
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Not the lightest meal!
What’s on your playlist this month ?
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What would you like for people take away from your work?
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What is your best photography related tip?
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INTERVIEW
Paul Hilton
Call of the Wild
Paul Hilton’s love of the natural world and the
wildlife that inhabits it is evident in his work, with the
numerous awards Paul has received for his
Conservation Photography recognition not only of
Paul’s talent behind the lens, but also for the tenacity
shown in chasing down the facts to expose the grisly
underbelly of the illegal wildlife trade, as well as
global environmental andconservation causes that
he is passionate about.
Tell us a bit about your career and how you became a conservation photojournalist?
I grew up in North Queensland, and everyday after school I would go to Parks & Wildlife to see what I could do to
help out so my love of the outdoors and wildlife started at a young age.
In 1996 I began my photographic career as an assistant with a commercial photographer, so learning about working
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By 2000 I was planning my own photo shoots and working
hard to get photographic assignments. In 2001 working on
assignment for Animals Asia Foundation on an exposé
focused on the rescuing of Asiatic Black Bears which where
being taken from the wild and having their bile drained by
repeatedly injecting a catheter into their gallbladder while
still alive to drain the bile for use in traditional chinese
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that still continues until this day with 7-10,000 captive bears
endin onoin ein
With the Bear bile farming story picked up and published
by National Geographic and later winning the Ark Trust
Award things were headed in the right direction for a career
in conservation photojournalism.
Continuing work with the commercial photographer, whilst
doing some pro-bono work, some work for NGO’s and
getting some grants to be able to continue to work on
conservation based projects.
Images courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto
Then in 2006 I began working on the Man and Shark
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tin te tde o te fin ein t o te to
tables of consumers in Hong Kong and China who are
lely ne te o tei deliy o fin o
is causing to marine eco-systems around the world.
With this project resulting in the 2010 publishing of a
bilingual book and a short documentary “Man & Shark”
o toed it le ood
So while I’d travelled and taken photos as a hobby it was
working as a Photographers Assistant where things began
to te o o nee iined
https://vimeo.com/7645560 Llink to Man & Shark video

You’ve had some pretty big wins with the conservation
work you do, and as big as those wins are there is still so
much to do! Any tricks you can share on how you stay
positive, in the face of environmental problems that to the
average person may seem insurmountable?
My kids keep me inspired …. With much of my work focusing
on te dettion o enionent nd eie lo find it
important to focus on the beauty of these species and the
environments which they inhabit it’s that balance that keeps
things in perspective.
What’s the best nature buzz you’ve experienced while out
and about shooting images?
Getting in the water with cetacean, Blue whales, Sperm Whales,
Humpback Whales. Also seeing Forest Elephants in their
environment, communicating with each other going about
their day is a very moving experience.
So you’re hanging at home, If you were to pen a quick “locals guide” to Bali what would be your
tips to visitors for the following;
Best Eats?
So many good choices in Bali it’s hard to chose just one. In Canggu, “Pelaton” is a great spot.
Photographic hot spots to visit?
Nusa Penida, diving with Manta Rays is a great experience.
Local specialty?
Gado Gado
What’s on your playlist this month?
Whatever my kids are listening to ; ) , plus Dire Straits, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons …

Leuser Ecosystem, Sumatra, Indonesia
IImage courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

Manta Rays, Indonesia
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

Sumatran Elephants, Leuser Ecosystem, Indonesia
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

‘The Pangolin Pit’
Natural History Museum;
Winner 2016
The Wildlife Photojournalist Award: Single Image
Paul Hilton, UK/Australia
Wildlife photojournalism at it’s most grisly. Paul’s image of 4,000 defrosting pangolins, which were
found in Medan, Indonesia, hidden in a shipping container behind a façade of frozen fish.
With all eight species (4 Asian/ 4 Africian) of Pangolin trafficked this makes the Pangolin the
world’s most trafficked animal.
Pangolin meat and blood is eaten as a delicacy illegally supplied to “high class” restaurants
through black market suppliers and is extremely expensive ranging from US$1,750 - US$7,000.
The Pangolins scales are used in Traditional Chinese Medicines, believed to treat a variety of
ailments, though there is no scientific evidence to support this belief.
Paul Hilton says “Wildlife crime is big business, It will stop only when the demand stops.”
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

Leuser Ecosystem, Sumatra, Indonesia
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

Papua, Indonesia
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto

INTERVIEW
Andrew Penman
Salmonella Dub
ou kicked o the year with some epic shows celebrating Salmonella Dub’s th Anniversary where you
reunited with Tiki Taane so what’s coming up for Salmonella Dub in the nd of ?
Any more shows planned with Tiki and or other musicians bands ? for your fans to look forward to
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What’s the vibe Salmonella Dub look to conure up when
playing a live show?
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Do you have a favourite live venue to play? If so which venue is
that and what makes it special?
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Images courtesy of Andrew Penman/ Salmonella Dub
So not exactly a news ash but the digital age has massively
transformed the landscape of music so from your perspective
how has that impacted yourselves as a band both the good &
the bad?
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25 years, that’s some achievement, any insights,
tips you might like to share to other bands whom
would like to enjoy such longevity?
Dream big, but keep your feet in the vege patch.
So I’m lovin’ the single “World She Waits” from
your latest album “Commercial Grates 2018
version” resonating with me in more ways than
one, can you share a bit about the inspiration
behind this song ….
i i te fit ollotion o e e enned
with Nino Birch in the last year from iconic
Wellington band Beat Rhythm Fashion.
“World She Waits” is about indigenous land rights.
We started this creative process after we were
rejected for requesting Nino play a song of ours to
represent the NZ Recorded Music Industry Awards.
Images courtesy of Andrew Penman/ Salmonella Dub
Commercial Grates is our collection of radios cuts. It ain’t so much a new album, more an anthology of
the 25 years of “cheese” grated for radio. Many of these tracks were not released digitally.
We prefer to write full length tunes for long play albums, and in the process have leanrt the art of
crafting/ cutting versions for radio.
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So you’re hanging at home , If you were to pen a quick
“locals guide” to Nelson what would be your tips to
visitors for the following;
Great place to stay?
Kimi Ora Eco Resort, Kaiteriteri
Best Eats?
Scampi at Mapua boatshed.
Good things to check out?
Abel Tasman National Park!
Local speciality?
LIFE and Kaimoana.
What’s on your playlist this month ?
Hunters and Collectors “Talking to a Stranger” on vinyl!
Your Turn Andrew, any questions you wished I’d asked but never did?
Andrew: Have you got a Good Shirt, and how do you feel about washing it?
Jamie @goodshirt.co: Yep, I’ve got a few Good Shirts. I like washing them, I don’t like washing them.
I’d better explain that in more detail as my answer may seem a bit warped. The answer not as simple
as the question, so here goes the deep dive ....

I like washing my clothes simply because fresh
smelling clothes are better than mingin smelling
clothes. In addition to this with respect to Good
Shirt, at the development phase, it gives me real
world testing of the garments durability, how
well a Good Shirt will wear over the long term.
This testing has already resulted in working
eel dieent tetile ill to et te et i
in terms of performance and longevity.
My view on a products sustainability encompassing
te teil ed te eeted lien nd
the working conditions of those persons producing
the product.
Why I don’t like washing clothes.
Recent studies show that all clothes release
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For the deep dive on this and how to drastically
ede iofie ile in yo lote
read on.
Deep Dive into Recycled PET fabrics & why Good Shirt has chosen to launch with these fabrics.
While people like the sound of recycling, wearing a recycled plastic bottle doesn't sound that appealing
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“It’s not at all like
wearing a plastic
bottle!”
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fabric made using recycled plastic bottles that goes
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‘It’s hard making the perfect choice
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INTERVIEW
“Broke Local” Image of artwork courtesy of Simon Shepheard @si_shep / simonshepheard.com
NZ ARTIST
Simon Shepheard
Living Art & Repurposed Relics
In a research project you put together to support your lectureship at the University of Auckland’s Elam School of
Fine Arts, back in 2003 you chose the Wynyard Peninsula in which you put to paper ideas that were in harmony with
nature, inclusive of culture and the arts while at the same time enhancing city living.
I see key integral elements of your research project of bringing a strong sense of nature into the urban environment,
of developing a community venue for art and performances in Singapore’s “Gardens by the Bay”.
Gardens by the Bay is also built on reclaimed land and proving to be a huge success for both bringing more of the
natural world into the urban environment, making it a community venue for art and performances which has resulted
in not only le o te lol onity to enoy t lo lti oe ene tt i fily entened
destination of choice for international tourists visiting Singapore.
The designers/ architects of Gardens by the Bay might well have read your research project ay ; )
It’s Interesting to note 15 years later, the council has lit up the Auckland Habour Bridge, the redevelopment of Silo
Park hosting art, sculpture, temporary installations and performances of various kinds, food outlets ……
How do you think Auckland’s city council has done with the redevelopment of the Wynyard Peninsula to date?
Thank you Jamie for framing the Wynyard Peninsula proposal in that very relevant international context. The calibre
of ambition represented by those projects seems to be what is missing from the debate in New Zealand. The
Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, the High Line Park in New York or the Streets Beach downtown Brisbane are all
success stories that respond to the primal needs of the inhabitants rather than pander to the priorities of the usual
professionals who drive the big concrete & glass glory projects.
My understanding is that council only intended Silo Park as an interim use of that area and the planners, developers
and architects are waiting like salivating dogs for the industrial leases to expire. Unfortunately for them it's popularity
has left them with a bit of a conundrum and the pressure is on to keep it and I’m hoping that the public demand a
lot more - something like Tank Park.
What do you think still needs to be done to make the Wynyard Peninsula the best possible urban environment as
detailed under the four integrated elements that make up your concept for the area as documented in your research
project and take it to that next level that could be considered on a par with Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay.
ell fit te onil need to e onet ot te ot enefit to te ole eion o doin oetin lie n
I mean for example their whole calculation needs to include the value of native birdsong - priceless of course!
lnd intentionl ofile een ndeined y eenie ollie lie e lod indole int
poodle turd on the end of Queens Wharf which replaced a largely intact, 99 year old structure (the Red Shed) built
with the largest Kauri beams on the planet.
They used the rugby world cup as an excuse for that socio-economic crime & they’re about to do the same to a big
n o ynyd eninl it te ei yt e

e o te onil ledei need to do oe enine
ol ein ot ole lot o eenie ile
oil ndli e yo need to to litenin to
those voices who make a ton of money upfront & leave us
it dede o dein iey
e ddle ode nyody o e te
teont in ny eninl y not t etin t note
etnt n eel te ltooi o eity e
odin te enel iitl oety o d
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not to ention te onyin noie e
ee enel ene o ol ee notin oi
So yeah this kind of idea is certainly about the massive
enefit o yin oe to te ii ol ooed to
oe o te tye o enei itete ond eeyee
else.
“Cushy Crooner” Image of artwork courtesy of Simon Shepheard @si_shep / simonshepheard.com
Throughout your body of work you’ve upcycled a variety of items for use as your canvases. What was the initial
inspiration to use the wide range of pre-used materials that you repurpose to become canvases for your art
works? Do you now consider these repurposed materials of various objects an integral part of future works?
en id y ent didnt eet e to nt to ild t it y nd teyd ledy lnned
academic futures for us, so there where no materials or tools around the property. I learned to improvise I suppose
in t o oeold n into y nty onttion
At art school I sampled from the world of possibilities in the skips around the university & realised that they were
lo ll o ide intinilly olitil one te ent ye din y y ond te nient old nd
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nd tey e olifi ontin o te ind o eet tenion lie to te in eeydy
Where does the inspiration for your art works come from?
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in loe it ntl et fieely otetie o te lto tee i ene o oele eii
en yo ee oe o te deetion te toitie llo ie eole elin yo ot tee it
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into te teil y tei oten oney o loy to t
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te le in tin e te o nted
4 Integrated Elements, Simon Shepheard’s answer for the “Wynyard Peninsula Research project” an organically evolvable project. Image of artwork courtesy of Simon Shepheard @si_shep / simonshepheard.com

Do you have an artistic process you follow before you begin work on a series or a piece?
I think most Artists need to make space - an uncluttered environment & a calm mind - to accept the mistakes &
minor victories that are standard to the creative process. I like to integrate that as much as possible with my domestic
life.It means I can hang with the family anywhere, anytime and keep the momentum going. That's why I don't really
have a studio - I hate the idea of going to work.
The big thing for me in this latest body of work - the scapes on edited supports - is deciding initially what to paint
on what 'canvas' as you put it. That is fraught for me because you never really know what kind of marriage it's going
to be - like I said I'm looking for a kind of harmonious tension. The risk of wasting time on something that doesn't
succeed causes bouts of productive procrastination, when i’ll do days of unrelated tasks peppered with contemplative
scrutiny of the forces I have arraigned about me.
What are you working on at the moment ?
I've collected some great old frames over the years so I'm
curating those - giving them a kind of funky restoration.
I want to paint formal style portraits of our cousins the
great apes into them.
I'm gutted that humans are so removed from the life giving
generosity of our mothership Earth - that they are happy to
lay waste to her wonders in exchange for mountains of
over-manufactured crap.
The connection to us shining out through their eyes is
profound - they are still family.
Yeah so I’m aiming to give their expression that familial
recognition - that realization of kinship across a few million
years.
I want to capture that moment of epiphany - trigger a kind
of primordial empathy that snaps us out of our species
arrogance.
“Contemplating Man” Image of artwork courtesy of Simon Shepheard @si_shep / simonshepheard.com
Do you have any advice for budding artists pursuing art as a full time career?
When I was a rebellious student, Bob Ellis took me aside & counseled me to fuse art into my lifestyle so I could be
otle tel nd tt t ended doin o no y teil e nyee find inition
e oile tdio tlly otooe i int ollet t lon te y
Another mentor, Dick Frizzell advised diversity of medium and to traverse the creative spheres in order to keep
inied id e d oe o y iet ydy o nition in id teil
Survival as a self-employed artist can be precarious - while money doesn't make you happy, it's very unpleasant
when you run out. That's not part of the 'discourse' at art school, but the truth is most students aren't going to be
invited into the club and will end up slaves in another context.
e indty i file nd de etiity i ndeed y ll o o teeee y lyin eotei
games with public funds. Private galleries can be swish retail venues often peddling a kind of architectural accessory.
In the long term - to maintain your general freedom - I suggest nurturing alternative income streams so you don’t
have to compromise your talent for either. And if you've got something meaningful to say....and want to communicate
a iion to ide diene ten d y fil i yo edi
“Lost Soles” Nusa Lembongan Island, Bali, Indonesia Images courtesy of Simon Shepheard @si_shep simonshepheard.com

Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem on the island of Sumatra is one of the most biodiverse regions in the
world, and the only place that Sumatran tigers, rhinos, orangutans and elephants co-exist in the wild.
Due to the loss of large parts of their natural habitat all of these species face a perilous existence
with extinction a very real threat.
The last wild herds of Sumatran elephants are forced to occupy mountain slopes due to much of their
preferred habitat, the lowland forest having been destroyed.
This loss of habitat is increasing humanildlie onit it te elent idin o o te lol
communities who inhabit their migration paths.
i ineed onit i eltin in ot deliete nd identl det o elent to
poisoning or electrocution. These factors along with the continuing demand for ivory are having a
devastating impact on an already diminished elephant population in Sumatra.
Bunta & Abdullah, the elephant and mahout shown in the image below are part of a Conservation
eone nit dedited to iniiin ti n ildlie onit oete ti te el die ild
elephants away when they encroach on local communities farmlands or residences, mitigating
otentil onit tt old ot te elephants their lives.
.ilt oe ede y find te tie o n idin elent netle nt i ey
much a wild elephant and Abdullah the only mahout able to work with Bunta due to the special
relationship they have formed. Whether you agree or not with the practice of man riding elephant, this
team working together towards a shared goal for the greater good.
Tragically since this image was taken Bunta has been poisoned and killed with one of his tusks removed.
With a total disregard for the law, wildlife crimes and the illegal ivory trade continue and it is in part
the work of both the Elephant Patrol Unit and the Conservation Response Unit in collaboration with
local authorities to try to put a stop these abhorrent acts.
" Do you want
to live in a
world without
elephants?
I know I don’t”
Paul Hilton

" Elephants have long term supportive bonds between family members, so it’s not just a species
facing extinction, it’s a massive individual suffering.” Jane Goodall
Image courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto
The Sumatran elephant is the most endangered of all elephant species with the population believed
to number between 1500-2000 in total.
Conservation Photo Journalist/ Eco-warrior Paul Hilton has been a such positive force, shining a light
on the predicament these elephants and other species whom call the Leuser Ecosystem home.
Paul together with Wildlife Asia, and their partners in this initiative, Forum Konservasi, The Painted
Group and I Stand With My Pack are driving a comprehensive program to monitor and protect this
elephant population.
Elephant Patrol Units (EPU) will help protect remaining elephant herds from poachers, through
patrolling and removal of snares, poison baits and pit trap. They will work with local communities
within elephant migration paths to implement elephant deterrents and strategies for resolving the
nildlie onit
e eot o te ill e etly ided y te e o teleety oll i ill not
only itite oin nd nildlie onit t ill lo led to ete ndetndin o
te tn elent oltion dyni ed ie nd ditition o te ed toot te
Leuser Ecosystem.
All of these objectives ultimately aim to increase the Sumatran elephants chance of survival as a
species.

With one Elephant Patrol Unit now in operation
the good work is already underway, and with
more units needed to achieve these inspiring
goals the question of ongoing funding is always
front and center.
Paul has a GoFundMe page going on right now
through which they are raising monies for both
the GPS Collars and the ongoing running costs
and expansion of the EPU.
Should you wish to donate, gently tap/ click on
the baby elephant to be taken to the Paul’s
GoFundMe page.
To keep up to date on what’s happening with
Leuser’s last elephants you can follow Paul on
Instagram @paulhiltonphoto
Images courtesy of Paul Hilton @paulhiltonphoto
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C O N T A C T
Visit Wildlife Asia to find out more about our
organisation and how you can get involved!
PH: +61 438 992 325
clare.campbell@wildlifeasia.org.au
www.wildlifeasia.org.au

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