NZPhotographer Issue 37, November 2020

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FANTASY TREE REFLECTION F22, 1/3s, ISO100 Behind The Shot with Lorri Adams LORRI, TELL US WHO YOU ARE AND WHAT YOU DO! Wellington born and bred, I was transplanted into small town NZ, Kawerau in the Bay of Plenty. Down from a busy, happy, noisy household of 5, it’s now just me and the cat. Since retiring I have more time for the things I enjoy including crocheting, sewing, walking (plenty of lovely spots for walking here with the river only 2 minutes from my home) but I do still miss the clients from my last full-time job working in residential homes caring for intellectually disabled folks – those guys were all awesome to work with and support. HOW AND WHEN DID YOU GET STARTED WITH PHOTOGRAPHY AND HOW HAS THAT DEVELOPED AS A HOBBY? My dear mum had a Kodak Brownie 620, which intrigued me, she first allowed me to take photos with it, and I was so proud the day I “graduated” to loading the film for her. I was given my first camera for my 12 th birthday – a very happy day for me. Over the years my interest in photography has waxed and waned, but somewhere along the way, I began taking a camera with me all the time. I have captured some great candid photos of family, friends, and workmates, some more embarrassing than others, all because I had a camera with me. I got my first digital camera in 2003, a little point and shoot, and then a DSLR in 2011- I love digital for the ability to process my own images, and have them much sooner than in the film days. Much the same as decades ago, I find I never go anywhere without a camera these days, even if it is just the one on my phone. The more things change, the more they stay the same. WOULD YOU SAY YOU HAVE A PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE OR A PREFERRED GENRE? While I do tend to take “standard” tourist photos when I travel (although I do try to find a different angle,) I find for my own personal satisfaction, I prefer creative photography, where I can capture something that I know NZPhotographer November 2020 5
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Page 7 and 8: ONLINE Portfolio & Processing Maste
Page 9 and 10: My journey into photography started
Page 11 and 12: ABOVE IT ALL MODEL KELLY O’BRIEN
Page 13 and 14: NO LOOKING BACK Model: Melissa More
Page 15 and 16: PHOTO COMMUNITY Do Good. For Good.
Page 17 and 18: WERNER KAFFL LONELY WAVE Wellington
Page 19 and 20: MELYSSA F.T. A GUARDIAN OF THE PEOP
Page 21 and 22: MICHAEL COOKSON ST CLAIR The famous
Page 23 and 24: DELICATE F10, 1/250s, ISO1000 WHAT
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Page 27 and 28: THE CALL OF THE KĀKĀ F3.2, 1/250s
Page 29 and 30: 2017 2018 2019 2020 Digital Cameras
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Page 48 and 49: Tumbledown Bay by Brendon Gilchrist
Page 50 and 51: $120 / YEAR or $12 / MONTH SUBSCRIP
Page 52 and 53: A Deep Dive Into Underwater Photogr
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An underwater photographer is a uni
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MAUVE STINGER F6.3, 1/100s, ISO100
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As it is in all environments, light
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NZ Photography Competition Creative
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MT COOK ABSTRACT Arriving at Mt Coo
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WANAKA BASIN Overlooking the Wanaka
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BLUE HALCYON On a recent trip south
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1st Place ST BATHANS HOAR FROST In
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GANNET AND CHICK First time out wit
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POST AUSTRALIAN BUSH FIRE TEXTURES
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NZ Photography Competition People &
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THE SULLEN TEENAGER My teenage son
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A WINNER'S SMILE A friend of mine h
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THE SUN FLOWER A group shoot to Fra
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THE IMPACT OF ICONIC LOCATIONS When
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BRIDGE F25, 1/8s, ISO200, 110mm One
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I CAN'T, I HAVE A BOARD MEETING F11
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PINK REFLECTION F8, 1/1200s, ISO400
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STRENGTH AMID ADVERSITY F5.6, 1/250
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EYEFUL TOWER F25, 1/8s, ISO200, 110
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"THE TRUE MYSTERY OF THE WORLD IS W
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