Here is a selection of events that I have photographed. Note that audience and other sensitive images are not included.
Kapiti XTerra triathlon
Some photos from the February 2023 XTerra triathlon.  Its a lot easier photographing, rather than participating in this event!
DevAcademy graduation
DevAcademy Aotearoa teaches people how to think and work like a programmer. Courses includes 9 week completely immersive Bootcamps. A key part of each Bootcamp is the presentation of team projects. I regularly photograph graduation events for DevAcademy.  Here is one example from one group from July 2023
https://devacademy.co.nz
Celebrating 100 years of Forest and Bird
April 2023
The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society was founded in 1923 by Captain Val Sanderson of Paekakariki.  Forest and Bird celebrated its centenary in Paekakariki with the Sanderson family, recognised by the opining of a new walking path "Sanderson's Way".
Kāpiti Food Fair
December 2022
The Kāpiti Food Fair exists to showcase New Zealand packaged food and beverage, other related food and beverage products and the united nations of ready to eat food, right here on the Kāpiti Coast. 2022 proved to be a sunny, happy and fun event.
Royal Australasian Congress of Physicians Congress
May 2021
Launch of Vodafone Thriving Rangatahi Population Explorer
May 2021
Data Sovereignty workshop run by Dev Academy
August 2021
Paekakariki ANZAC Day commemoration
April 2021
Wellington Round the Bays 2021
February 2021
Paekakariki Gay Pride Festival
October 2020
"Small Town" performance
Kapiti Performing Arts Theatre, July 2020
Singers To Listen For
Some images from "Singers To Listen For", August 2019, hosted by Wellington Rotary
Rehearsal photos
Rehearsal photos
Antarctica - while you were sleeping
The Antarctica while you were sleeping installation (part of the 2017 Auckland Arts Festival) provided the opportunity to raise the profile of both Antarctica and climate change to Auckland audiences. The Deep South Challenge and Radio New Zealand held an interactive discussion at the Auckland Museum hosted by Noelle McCarthy. Multimedia artist Joseph Michael, oceanographer Dr Mike Williams, Associate Professor Sandy Morrison and entrepreneur Geoff Ross discussed the impact of Antarctica on the planet, and explored how to work together effectively to both reduce and adapt to climate change.
The Auckland War Memorial Museum as a lifesize iceberg
The Auckland War Memorial Museum as a lifesize iceberg
Noelle McCarthy introducing the Smart Talk
Noelle McCarthy introducing the Smart Talk
Oceanographer Dr Mike Williams,
Oceanographer Dr Mike Williams,
Multimedia artist Joseph Michael
Multimedia artist Joseph Michael
Entrepreneur Geoff Ross
Entrepreneur Geoff Ross
Associate Professor Sandy Morrison
Associate Professor Sandy Morrison
Low Carbon Challenge
The challenge, founded in partnership with Wellington City Council, is for existing businesses, startups, or new ideas which reduce the city’s carbon emissions with environmentally-friendly enterprise solutions or alternatives.
Wairarapa Forest School
I photographed a day at the Forest School in the Wairarapa and compiled this video of the images.
Note that the video is low resolution to reduce bandwidth for viewers.
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