convention programme
26-29 April 2019 Lower Hutt
www.hutt2019.org.nz
From the convention committee The Convention Organising Committee (COC) have great pleasure in bringing you the full programme for Hutt2019, the 67th Annual Convention of the Photographic Society of New Zealand. The convention is built around a focus on learning and the majority of sessions have hands-on elements to them. We have put together a programme that covers a wide range of genres and we have assembled an excellent selection of top photographers that we are sure will excite and inspire you. This booklet takes you day by day through the programme and is designed to help you choose the options that you wish to register for. With over 100,000 possible combinations there is plenty to choose from, however most sessions have restricted numbers, so people who delay in registering will find their options reduced. This booklet is some 70 pages long so we would not recommend that you print the entire document. Just print pages 6 to 9, which contain the programme for each day, and then work your way through the details and mark up your choices. This will make filling out the online registration form much easier when it becomes available on 3 November 2018. We have really enjoyed putting this programme together for you and hope that you are all inspired to learn from our amazing line up of presenters.
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Key points Overall programme Friday optional workshops
4 6 10
Friday night activities
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Saturday morning activities
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Saturday morning workshops
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Saturday afternoon workshops
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Saturday night activities
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Off-sites
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Presenters
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Accommodation
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
From the President Hi fellow photographers, A PSNZ National Convention is one of the biggest events in the Society’s calendar year and something that we all look forward to. HUTT2019s, Focus on Learning is going to be an exciting and inspirational convention and I hope you have been enjoying the pre-publicity to date. The programme has been carefully developed to cover almost every genre of photography and we are excited to have such a talented line-up of outstanding Australasian photographers and presenters joining us. I’m confident there is something for everyone in the programme – the difficulty will be in having to narrow down our choices! With registrations opening very soon, I encourage you to look over the programme carefully so that you can book early to secure your preferred workshop or off site activity. I look forward to seeing you in HUTT2019.
Kind regards, Moira Blincoe LPSNZ President
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Key points to Note Restricted numbers Most of our sessions have a maximum number of 30 participants, to ensure that everyone has a better learning experience.
No repeat With the exception of two of the four night activities, the sessions that we have planned do not repeat.
Registration Options Option Full registration (including the CRK Honours Banquet) Full registration (excluding the CRK Honours Banquet) CRK Honours Banquet single ticket
PSNZ Price
NZIPP Price
$420.00
$470.00
Non Member Price $520.00
$350.00
$400.00
$450.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
If you are not currently a PSNZ member, you might consider joining before registering as the annual subscription to become a member is $85.00. To join go to https://photography.org.nz/ join/how-to-join/
Deposit A deposit of $100.00 will secure your place with the balance being paid in equal instalments through to the end of February 2019. The deposit needs to be paid into the bank account within 7 days of your registration being received. As this arrangement does place more risk on the organising committee the deposit is NONREFUNDABLE. The Committee will only consider a refund on compassionate grounds on a case by case basis.
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
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Hutt Events Centre
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Sacred Heart College
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Hutt Recreational Ground
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Hutt Art Society Gallery
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Angus Inn
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Queensgate Shopping Mall
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Friday 26th April 2019 Time
Item
12.00pm 1.00 - 4.00pm
Registration Opens Optional Early Workshops • D1W1 - Post processing beginners
Notes Afternoon tea will be staggered through the sessions.
• D1W2 - Studio lighting 101 • D1W3 - Nature macro (FULL) • D1W4 - Pin-up photography (FULL) • D1W5 - Amongst the honours • D1W6 - Around the Hutt scavenger hunt • D1W7 - Going beyond PSNZ 4.00 - 6.00pm 6.00 - 7.00pm 7.00 - 7.20pm 7.20 - 7.35pm 7.35 - 8.45pm 8.45 - 9.30pm 9.00pm 9.30 - 11.30pm
Free time for delegates to have dinner Own cost Opening of Trade Stands and PSNZ Canon Finger food provided. National Exhibition Official Convention Opening Partner Introduction Speaker - Mark Gee PSNZ Canon National Exhibition Digitals on main screen D1A1 - Astro shoot bus leaves (FULL) Other night activities • D1A2 - Crystal balls and LED (inside) (FULL) • D1A3 - Lights in the dark (outside) • D1A4 - Bryce McQuillan Bug Walk (FULL)
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
Saturday 27th April 2019 Time
Item
6.15 - 7.30am 7.30 - 8.30am 8.30 - 8.45am 8.45 - 9.15am 9.15 - 12.30pm
D2A1 and D2A2 - Early morning shoots Partner sessions Welcome / House keeping Partner presentations (2) Morning Workshops • D2W1 - What makes a great nature image
Notes TBA March 2019
Morning tea will be staggered through the sessions
• D2W2 - Creative process (FULL) • D2W3 - Planning and lighting a fashion Shoot • D2W4 - Getting the most on the move (Travel / Landscape) • D2W5 - Capturing the street (FULL) • D2W6 - Post-processing workflow 12.30-1.15pm 1.15 - 1.45pm 1.45 - 2.15pm 2.15 - 5.30pm
• D2W7 - Processing astro images Lunch AV Presentations - Jack Sprosen winners and Interclubs Partner presentations (2) Afternoon Workshops Afternoon tea will be staggered through the • D2W8 - The other button on your sessions. camera (Video) • D2W9 - In camera creative (FULL) • D2W10 - Creative portraiture (FULL) • D2W11 - Capturing the action • D2W12 - Architecture (FULL) • D2W13 - Post-processing develop
5.30 - 7.00pm 7.00 - 7.15pm
• D2W14 - Processing the shoot Dinner time Welcome / Housekeeping
7.15 - 8.15pm 8.15 - 8.30pm 8.30 - 9.30pm
Speaker - Steve Scalone Partner presentation Presentation of Awards
9.00pm 9.30 - 11.30pm
D2A3 - Astro shoot bus leaves D2A4 - Crystal balls and LED (inside)
Own cost
National Exhibition, FIAP, Canon Online
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Sunday 28th April 2019 Time
Item
8.15 - 8.30am 8.30 - 9.00am 9.00 - 10.30am 10.30 - 11.00am 11.00 - 12.30pm 12.30pm 12.45pm 1.30 - 5.00pm
Welcome / Housekeeping Viewing of digital honours sets on main screen Partner Seminars / Demonstrations Morning Tea AGM Pick up boxed lunch Buses depart Off-site workshops • D301 - Nature at Staglands Wildlife Reserve • D3O2 - Nature wild and tamed • D3O3 - In search of fungi • D3O4 - Cannons Point (Landscape) • D3O5 - Sports action • D3O6 - Composition in architecture (FULL) • D3O7 - Shooting WOW fashions • D3O8 - Photographing children • D3O9 - Seeing the potential • D3O10 - Creative story telling
6.30 - 7.00pm 7.00 - 11.30pm
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Pre-banquet drinks CRK Honours Banquet
Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
Notes
TBA March 2019
Monday 29th April 2019 Time
Item
8.45 - 9.00am
Welcome / Housekeeping
9.00 - 9.15am 9.15 - 9.30am 9.30 - 10.15am 10.15 - 10.45am 10.45 - 11.15am 11.15 - 12.00pm 12.00 - 12.15pm 12.15 - 12.30pm 12.30 - 1.30pm
4 Nations AV Partner presentation Speaker Morning Tea Convention and Event Promotions Speaker - Ian Rotherham Raffles Close Farewell Lunch
Notes
Own Cost
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Friday optional workshops
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D1W1: Post Processing – Basic This workshop will be run on Friday afternoon by Chris Parkin APSNZ. It is an introductory session for those who have never used, or are just starting to use, Adobe products for post processing. Chris will cover the basics of post processing making this session best for those with little or no previous experience using Adobe software. This is an introductory/basic post processing session, so we ask the more experienced to select one of the other sessions better suited to their skill level. Requirements: Bring along some image files to work on Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 5 min. from Convention venue
Image by Chris Parkin APSNZ
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D1W2: Studio lighting 101 This is an introductory course to studio lighting. We will be using both studio strobes and speed-lights to show simple set-ups to improve the lighting of your subjects. We will use gear that is relatively inexpensive and simple set-ups that anyone will be able to replicate at home. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 5 min. from Convention venue
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D1W3: nature - macro
Chris Helliwell LPSNZ is a multi-award winning nature photographer. In this session you will learn tips and techniques on how to get really close to your subject and capture the important details. This workshop will be limited to 25 participants and apart from an introductory session, will be hands on in the Lower Hutt greenhouse.
Requirements: Camera, macro lens and tripod Accessibility: Easy walk
Images by Chris Helliwell LPSNZ
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D1W4: Pin-up Photography
FULL
Ngahuia Davey will share her experience and expertise in the art of pin-up photography in this hands on session. The term ‘pin-up’ was coined during World War II when American soldiers would pin pictures, usually drawings and sometimes photos, of beautiful women to their bunks or in their aircraft. Today there is a growing culture of retro-inspired pin-up girls that still dress and model like the original pin-up pictures. Numbers will be strictly limited for this workshop. We recommend registering early if you wish to attend. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Ngahuia Davey
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D1W5: Amongst the honours Anyone who has attempted an honours set will know that it is a very stressful process, not helped by what appears to be inconsistency between what is presented in written form and what we see in successful sets. At each convention we see the honours sets and often pose the question, “What made that a successful set?� In this session Bruce Girdwood FPSNZ from the PSNZ Honours Board will take you through the sets and provide some insight on what made them successful in the process. This session will be a valuable insight in assessing your own work even if you do not have any immediate plans to submit for honours. For those engaged in the process it is a valuable opportunity to ask questions face to face with an honours board judge. Requirements: None Accessibility: Ground floor
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D1W6: Around the hutt scavenger hunt A photographic scavenger hunt in and around the Lower Hutt CBD. We will provide you with the clues and it is up to you to find and photograph them using only your cell phone camera. Directions will be provided on the convention website for you to upload your images to directly from your phone on completion of the hunt for judging. There will be a prize for the person who in our biased opinion, has the most correct. Requirements: Camera Phone Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 60 minutes total walking
Image by Aaron Key
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D1W7: going beyond PSnz An exploration into the world of International Salons and what is required to achieve International distinctions. Requirements: None Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
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FRIDAY NIGHT Activities
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D1A1: Night Shoot - Astro
FULL
Weather permitting. Our opening night speaker, Mark Gee will stay on and lead the astro shoot at the Wainuiomata coast. The 20 photographers who book this session will be in for a real treat, as Mark is an excellent astro photographer. Requirements: Camera, tripod and torch Accessibility: Some uneven ground, gravel and sand.
Image by Frank Hopfler Supported by
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D1A2: Light Painting with Crystal Balls
In these sessions led by Toya Heatley APSNZ, light painting with crystal balls will give you a unique image every time. You will have the opportunity to make your own stunning images using a variety of set-ups and lighting effects. Assistance will be available so don’t panic if you have no experience with this type of photography. Crystal balls and lights will be provided for use during this shoot at set stations, please do not bring your own. Requirements: • Camera • Tripod • Remote shutter cords / 2 or 10 sec shutter start (no cellphone or wireless remote please) • A small torch • Your camera manual if you are unfamiliar with using slow exposure Numbers will be limited in this session but it will run on two nights to provide the maximum opportunity for delegates to attend. Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Toya Heatley APSNZ
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D1A3: Night Shoot - Movement For those that didn’t make it into the other two options we are heading outside to have fun with lights and long exposures. Unless you can hold the camera really steady we would recommend that you use a tripod.
Requirements: Camera and tripod Accessibility: Some uneven ground
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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D1A4: A Bug Walk with Bryce McQuillan
FULL
On this walk, led by Bruce McQuillan, you will be looking for invertebrates to photograph at night. It will cover the basics to night macro photography before heading off to find subjects. This will cover aperture, shutter, ISO and flash. A range of macro subjects are likely to be found during the walk including various types of invertebrates, such as moths, beetles, and spiders. 96% of New Zealand fauna are invertebrates and many of these are nocturnal so the focus of the walk will be photographing invertebrates, but there may be changes to practise macro photography on other subjects that we come across on the walk, such as flowers and fungi.
Requirements: • Camera, macro lens or extension tubes, and a flash (pop up flash is fine). A flash diffuser is highly recommended. • A head torch with charged batteries is essential. A second small hand torch is recommended for focusing. • Warm layers of clothing are recommended. Accessibility: Some uneven ground
Image by Bryce McQuillan
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Saturday morning activities
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Morning shoots on the river For those early risers an opportunity to go down to the Hutt River and shoot the rising sun. We are offering two versions of this trip. D2A1 will be a regular morning with participants bringing their own cameras. D2A2 will be different. In fact we are confident that has not been done at a convention in the last ten years.You will have the option of going old school by shooting with film. Our friends at Splendid will be providing film services (and some old cameras for those that no longer have them). After the shoot Splendid will race off to process and scan the films so participants will have the digital images to take away with them. With the support of Ilford there will be no charge for costs of the film processing.
Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Some uneven ground
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Supported by Image by Brent Higham
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Saturday morning workshops
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D2W1: How to achieve a great nature image What goes into getting a great nature image is a question that many people ponder, and this workshop is intended to assist with that respect. The session will be in two parts. In the first section Chris Helliwell (2018 NZIPP Nature Photographer of the Year, and twice winner of the PSNZ William C Davies Memorial Trophy ) will run you through the steps and techniques that he uses to get his award winning shots. Then in the second part we are assembling a panel of nature judges who will outline what it is that they look for when assessing images. Knowing what judges look for in an image can provide an important step in improving your images. This is particularly relevant in an area such as nature where post production plays a much lesser role than in other genres. Requirements: None Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Toya Heatley APSNZ
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
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D2W2 - Creative process
Kaye Davis is a multi-award winning photographer and digital artist who uses the power of Photoshop to create visually rich images. In this session she will take you through the process of planning, shooting and then processing an image. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Kaye Davis
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D2W3 - Planning and Lighting a Fashion Shoot Presented by Aaron Key, Sony representative and Auckland commercial photographer, this session is sure to be a winner. Aaron will go into the planning and preparation for a portrait shoot, and then demonstrate the different lighting that can be used. Participants will get the opportunity to photograph a professional model using studio lights. In the afternoon session (D2W14) Aaron will lead you through processing your images. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Ground floor
Images by Aaron Key
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D2W4 - Getting The Most on the Move (Travel / Landscape) In this session Lindsay Keats will run you through his approach to planning and shooting while traveling. He will cover how to achieve great candid street images without being obvious. You will get the opportunity to practice these techniques during this session.
Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Easy walk
Image by Lindsay Keats
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D2W5 - Capturing the Street
FULL
Led by Helen Westerbeke FPSNZ, this workshop will highlight the things that many see every day, elevating them to works of art and turning the photographer into a story teller. The session will begin with a short session covering key tips and techniques to capture those candid moments of life all around us, before taking a slow walk to the Riverbank Market to put these tricks into practice. It is an easy 10 minute flat walk from the convention centre to the market. The market is full of activity all year round. There will be plenty of things to see and photograph. Even if people photography is not your strength, there is plenty to photograph with a wide range of stalls present. The plan is to also have a session photographing skateboarders at a skate park near the venue or one near the market.
Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Easy walking
Image by Helen Westerbeke FPSNZ
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D2W6: Post Processing – Workflow On Saturday morning Alastair McAra will take you through the functions in the ‘Library’ module of Lightroom. In this session you will learn how to best utilise Lightroom to import, catalogue and keyword your images. This area of Lightroom is often not well understood or used, and as a result users can spend hours trying to find their images. This session will help you solve that issue. The session is applicable to anyone who currently uses Lightroom. We recommend those who have never used Lightroom to register for the Friday basic session instead.
Requirements: Image files (RAW’s) Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 5 min. from Convention Venue
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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D2W7 - Processing Astro images Shooting a great astro image is only half achieved with the in camera capture. The dramatic images that we see all have been processed to achieve their final look. In this session photographer David Jensen will take you through his process. This is an opportunity for those who have attended the astro night shoot to process their images under the guidance of an instructor.
Requirements: Astro images files (RAW’s) Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 5 min. from Convention venue
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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Saturday afternoon workshops
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D2W8 - The other button on your camera (Video) Most modern cameras have the ability to record video, however the people operating them may be scared to do so, or have not bothered. In this practical workshop led by the team from Splendid NZ, and supported by Lumix / Panasonic, you will be given the opportunity to explore the use of video.
Requirements: Camera with video capability Accessibility: Easy walk
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ Supported by
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D2W9 - In camera creative process
Not every photo needs to be created in post processing. There are lot of techniques for producing stunning images in-camera without all of the extra computer work. This workshop, run by Destina Munro will show you how to do that. With an emphasis on images created “in Camera”, Destina’s perspective is exploring and capturing the non-literal view of her surrounds, moods and moments through colour and light, seeing not just the subject, but the context from which its deeper impact may be derived. In this workshop you will start with a short tutorial on how to maintain photographic inspiration; strengthen your images using design elements such as colour, shape and form; and learn how to use your camera settings using different camera techniques such as camera movement, out of focus, multiple exposures, and the value of over-exposing and under-exposing your images.You will then have an opportunity to practise these techniques in and around the convention centre. The final part of the session will give an opportunity to share and critique the images. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Destina Munroe
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FULL
D2W10 - Creative Portraiture
Join with photographer Tracey Scott as she takes you through the steps that go into shooting a conceptual portrait. This will be a little different as we will be incorporating animals, rather than people in the shoot. Requirements: Camera and laptop with editing software (if you have one) Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Tracey Scott FPSNZ
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D2W11 - Capturing the Action In this practical workshop you will be given some insight into how a sports photographer captures the action. Then you will head over to the Hutt Recreation Grounds to photograph a rugby match. While you will be praticising on a sports game, the techniques learned, of anticipating and tracking a moving object, are easily transferrable into other genres. Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Easy walk
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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D2W12: Architecture photo walk
FULL
This workshop/photo walk will be led by Wellington commercial photographer Nick Servian. For most of his career, you needed specialised large-format cameras with “movements” for architectural work, allowing the lens to be shifted and tilted. Now you can buy tilt/shift lenses, at least for 35mm cameras, and image-editing software is used to correct most of the issues with perspective. Having said that you can’t save a “bad” image and knowing how to minimise issues ahead of time will save you a lot of grief later. The session will be in three parts. The first will be a quick introduction on techniques, then the group will head out on a photo walk to see what they can capture. In the final part of the session we will take some of the images into Lightroom/Photoshop and show the techniques used to correct the perspective.
Requirements: Camera Accessibility: Easy walk
Image by Karen Thorne APSNZ Supported by
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D2W13 - Post-processing develop Alastair McAra will take you through the ‘Develop’ module of Lightroom. Once you are comfortable using Lightroom, you will find that the majority of your post processing can be handled here and you will only jump across to Photoshop for more complicated adjustments. The session is applicable to anyone who currently uses Lightroom at an intermediate to advanced level. We recommend those who have never used Lightroom to register for the Friday basic session instead.
Requirements: Image files (RAW’s) Accessibility: Easy walk
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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D2W14 - Processing the shoot This afternoon session will follow on from the morning shoot (D2W3) where we will be using the computer labs at Sacred Heart College to edit the image. Aaron will demonstrate his approach to post processing and participants will receive guidance. While preference will be given to this session, to those that attended the morning session, it is not an absolute requirement. Those that wish to do the afternoon session alone will be asked to bring along some portrait images they have shot beforehand.
Requirements: Image files (RAW’s) Accessibility: Easy walk – approx 5 min. from Convention venue
Images by Aaron Key
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Saturday NIGHT Activities
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D2A3: Night Shoot - Astro
FULL
Weather permitting. We will send a second group for an astro shoot at the Wainuiomata coast. Requirements: Camera, tripod and torch Accessibility: Some uneven ground, gravel and sand.
Image by David Jensen
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D2A4: Light Painting with Crystal Balls
FULL
In these sessions led by Toya Heatley APSNZ, light painting with crystal balls will give you a unique image every time. You will have the opportunity to make your own stunning images using a variety of set-ups and lighting effects. Assistance will be available so don’t panic if you have no experience with this type of photography. Crystal balls and lights will be provided for use during this shoot at set stations, please do not bring your own.
Essential equipment to bring: • Camera • Tripod • Remote shutter cords / 2 or 10 sec shutter start (no cellphone or wireless remote please) • A small torch • Your camera manual if you are unfamiliar with using slow exposure Numbers will be limited in this session but it will run on two nights to provide the maximum opportunity for delegates to attend. Accessibility: Staircase / Elevator
Image by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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off-sites
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D3O1: Nature at staglands wildlife reserve Staglands Wildlife Reserve offers visitors the unique and exciting opportunity to connect with nature in a beautiful, natural environment. Feed and freely interact with wildlife in this very special place – the product of one man’s passion and vision to experience nature at its best. Located in the scenic Akatarawa Valley near Upper Hutt, Wellington, Staglands is a ‘must see’ attraction for local families and tourists visiting the Wellington region. The reserve consists of several different locations, all with their own unique animals. There are several walk-through aviaries where it is possible to get up close to the birds without needing really long lenses. It is home to distinctive species such as the Blue Duck (whio in te reo), Kea, Kaka and Brown Teal (Pateke), as well as more common birds such as swans, geese, peacocks and other ducks. In addition to the bird Staglands has rare species of goats, kune kune pigs and deer, as well as long horn sheep. For those that want to photograph old building their stables and the old bush settlement provide some interesting opportunities. This off-site is being led by Craig McKenzie. Accessibility: Easy walk
Images by Toya Heatley APSNZ
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D3O2: Nature wild and tamed This off-site takes you to the Northern reach of the Hutt Valley. Starting at Kaitoke Regional Park we will explore the bush-clad hills, the Hutt River gorge and centuries-old rata, rimu and beech forest that feature in this magnificent natural setting. The area is so magical that it was used as the location of Rivendell, home of the elves in the “Lord of Rings� movies. The site of Rivendell is marked with an Elvian arch. We will then head to the Aston Norwood Gardens for afternoon tea, followed by the opportunity to wander around the manicured gardens including water features that have been loosely based on a Japanese garden theme. There are thousands of flowering cherries, maples, rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias within this garden along with the local native bird life. This off-site is being led by Bruce Girdwood FPSNZ.
Accessibility: Mixture of uneven ground and slopes. River access and swing bridge
Image by Brian Harmer LPSNZ
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Programme as at 1 December 2018 - May be subject to change.
D3O3: in search of fungi The aim of this off-site is to photograph some of the many different fungi that can be found in our native bush. We have several locations in mind but will not reveal the exact location determined until closer to the convention as it is dependent upon the weather conditions as to which will be the best site. A flash diffuser would be recommended. Accessibility: Uneven ground and slopes.
Image by Toya Heatley APSNZ
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D3O4: Cannon’s Point (Landscape) We have teamed up with the Wellington 4WD Club to take you into areas that you cannot easily get to. Starting in Totara Park, the journey will go up and over Cannon’s Point and then into the Akatarawa Valley stopping along the way to photograph the landscape. The off-site will be led by Lindsay Keats with the support of Fujifilm.
Accessibility: Some uneven ground, reasonable fitness required. Not ideal for those who suffer motion sickness.
Image by David Coxon
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D3O5: Sports action This off-site will go to the Thunderbolts BMX track in Upper Hutt.You will be split into groups, positioned around the track in areas that photographers would not normally be allowed at an actual event.You will be taught how to capture the action as several riders run through their paces. Even though you are one location, the track offers a wide variety of different opportunities for those great shots. This off-site will be led by Andrew Turner. Accessibility: Uneven ground and some slopes
Image by Andrew Turner
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D3O6: Composition in architecture
FULL
This off-site will be lead by Steve Scalone and take place at Trentham racecourse. It will move around the unique architecture of the venue, that blends together several era’s of design. Steve will demonstrate how he approached composition in such images as well as bringing people into the images to add that extra interest, or scale. Participants can then head off and practise the techniques taught. Accessibility: Mixture of flat ground, ramps and stairs.
Images by Helen Westerbeke FPSNZ
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D3O7: Shooting WOW fashions The World of Wearable Arts (WOW) has been impressing audiences for the last 30 years. It started as a small venture in Nelson and has grown to a multi night event with packed halls and attracts designers from 40 countries. For the last two years Convention Committee Chair, Paul Whitham has been helping local WOW designers with photographs as part of their entries and in April 2019 they are returning the favour by making available several outfits for PSNZ members to photograph. The shoot will take place at several locations on the old grandstand at Trentham Gardens. This includes both studio and natural lighting models. These designs are so elaborate that you can use both wide angle and macro lens to capture the details. In 2017 New York fashion photographer and educator Lindsay Adler presented at the NZIPP conference. She said that the opportunity to shoot WOW designs while she was in New Zealand was the principal reason she had agreed Now attendees at Hutt2019 will have that same opportunity. The off-site will be led by Auckland based fashion photographer Aaron Key with the support of Sony. Accessibility: Staircase without lift access
Supported by Images by Paul Whitham LPSNZ
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D3O8: Photographing Children Even if you mainly shoot nature or landscapes, the odds are that the first people you will photograph will be children. These may be your own kids or grand-kids or members of your extended whanau. Children rarely stand still so why should they for photographs? In this off-site you will learn the use of gentle and creative methods to show a child’s natural movement. You will also see how by engaging with the child you can create a much better image and one that people with treasure for a life time. Participants will get the opportunity to shoot a range of subjects including teenagers. This off-site is being lead by Esther Bunning GMNZIPP, with the support of Nikon. Accessibility: Easy walk – some uneven surfaces
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Images by Esther Bunning GMNZIPP
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D3O9: Seeing the potential We all know that getting a great image is a combination of factors such as subject, background and lighting. There are some locations that are so perfect that it takes a real effort not to make a great image at them. Unfortunately these locations are few and far between and the reality is that most times when we are asked to photograph an event, we have little control over the timing or the environment that we end up shooting in. When faced with such situations it is up to the skills of the photographer to see the potential that exists and produce great images. We have to make the best of what is on offer. This “off-site” will actually be based around the Events Centre. We will have the services of two models and the group will brainstorm how to approach each location. Catherine will demonstrate how she would shoot it and then participants will have the opportunity to try out how they would approach the scene. This off-site will be led by Catherine Cattanach with the support of Fujifilm. Accessibility: Easy walk – some uneven surfaces
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D310: Creative story telling Sometimes you don’t want a photo to simply be a “record shot”.You may want it challenge the viewer’s perception of something, or you may want to leave the image open to their interpretation. This is the realm of creative story telling using the camera. This session will be led by Lara Gilks and will use some of the less photographed areas of Trentham racecourse. Lara will explain the genre of Lens Culture and work with you to create your own work of art on an offsite workshop at Trentham Racecourse. Challenge perfection. Take the ordinary and make it interesting,you will be working to create a compelling story out of the ordinary – images that ask questions and test boundaries, a little bit quirky and edgy with a unique personal vision.
Accessibility: Easy walk – some uneven surfaces, and obstacles.
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Sean Aickin With a photographic father, who had his own photo shop, there was little doubt Sean would end up in the photographic industry. Starting out in the late 90s Sean worked part time at Avtec 20/20 before going on to work in various other photo stores in NZ and Aussie before settling in Wellington at Wellington Photographic Supplies. Staying there for 15 years he got to know the local industry from all sides, customers photographers and distributors. As a steadfast analogue fan he thought it would be a good idea to open an analogue focussed photo shop and in September 2018 he realised this dream! Splendid Photo is the analogue photographers dream shop, stocking film from all over the world and making film photography that much easier in NZ! As well as starting Splendid, Sean has been an active photographer within the music industry photographing bands from all over the world and he also loves a good street photograph.
ESTHER BUNNInG GMnzipp Esther Bunning is a commercial photographer based in Greytown in the Wairarapa. She is a grand master of the NZIPP, and has a list of awards too long to mention. She is also one of only three New Zealand based Nikon ambassadors. Last year she was one of a group of photographers who shot a photo series to celebrate 100 years of Nikon. Esther is primarily a portrait photographer, with a very whimsical creative style mainly captured in camera. She has produced a number of books including one focused on children. Esther presented workshops at both the 2016 Central Regional Convention and the 2017 Southern Regional Conventions. In both cases these centred around her creative style of capturing images in camera using both props and double exposures. Both were extremely popular with convention attendees. You can see Esther’s work at http://www.estherbunning.com/
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Catherine Cattanach FNZIPP Catherine Cattanach is a Wellington-based portrait photographer, who in the last couple of years has also broadened into fine art photography as well. Many people will have seen Catherine’s work without realising it, as she took the photos of the leaders of both the Labour and Green Parties, that appeared on their election banners around the country. Catherine is a fellow of the NZIPP and has a long list of achievements being a finalist in three categories of the 2018 NZIPP Iris Awards and subsequently being named NZIPP Wellington Photographer of the Year 2018. Prior to that she held the titles of NZ Creative Photographer of the Year in 2016, and NZ Classic Portrait Photographer of the Year in 2014. Catherine is currently a Fujifilm X ambassador. You can see Catherine’s work at http://www.catherinecattanach.com
Darren cliff Darren Cliff is a photographer and videographer based in Wellington with a love for embracing new and old technology. He has taken part in many years of the 48 hour film-making festival and his camera work won The Super 8x8 competition in 2017, an idea where video is stripped back to its purest form. One Super 8 film camera, one roll of 8mm film, no editing, no special effects, no audio, projected and judged in front of a live audience. Darren was the go to staff member at Wellington Photographic Supplies for any video related question before he left to follow new dreams mid way through 2018. Now part of Splendid Photo, an analogue based photography store based in Newtown, Wellington he continues to pass on his knowledge to those willing to learn.
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ngahuia davey Ngahuia Davey is a pin-up photographer based in Lower Hutt. Ataahua Pinups was born as a fun and safe place for women to see how beautiful they are. The English translation of Ataahua is Beautiful. When Ngahuia is not photographing amazing women she can be found on basketball courts around New Zealand supporting her daughter or managing one of the many basketball teams. Her interest in photography started over 20 years ago and has swung a few ways since then, she has covered landscapes, architecture, weddings, portraits and pinups. Ngahuia has been a member of the Hutt Camera Club for many years, but due to her daughters sport some things have had to take a back seat. Ngahuia’s work can be seen at www.d-pix.co.nz
kaye davis GMNZIPP Kaye Davis is a professional photographer based in Tauranga. She has close to 20 years experience as a photographer, following many years immersed in the creative industry of fashion and design. It was during her time studying for the fashion industry that saw her first experience of the wonders of the darkroom, a love she went back to when deciding to retrain in photography many years later. Since then, she has worked as a freelance photographer, undertaking wedding, portrait and commercial photography, as well as being a full-time Senior Lecturer on the Bachelor of Applied Visual Imaging (UCOL, Palmerston North, New Zealand). She is an international judge, a position on the NZIPP Board and as current Chair of the NZIPP Honours Council. Kaye’s practice now revolves around photographic art and a love of landscape, still life, illustrative and portraiture. Career highlights include Epson/NZIPP Professional Photographer of the Year 2013 (New Zealand), Illustrative Photographer of the Year 2013 (Australia), Creative Photographer of the Year 2018, 2014, 2013 and 2011 (New Zealand).
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mark gee Mark Gee is a Wellington astro photographer known globally for his amazing images of the night sky. His photography has taken him around the world with exotic locations ranging from game parks in Africa to the frozen north. He is keenly sought after as a speaker and tutor. In 2017 he was one of the elite group of New Zealand photographer chosen by Nikon to shoot their “iconic futures” project to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the company. His Wellington workshops on the South coast are now so popular that traffic plans are put in place and roads get closed! Two years ago Mark had four hundred people attend the workshops, last year there was over a thousand. We are very pleased to have Mark Gee as our opening night speaker and know that you will be inspired by his presentation. He will also be leading the astro shoot later in the evening. Mark’s work can be see at www.theartofnight.com
lara gilks Lara Gilks is an art photographer based in Wellington. Through her work she seeks to create tension and an opportunity for the viewer to reconcile elements that don’t naturally fit together. Her pictures provide much space for imagination and interpretation. She wants to engage the viewer and create images that ask questions. Lara’s work has been recognised by LensCulture, the Prix de la Photographie Paris, and in the International Photography Awards. She has been published in New York Creative Quarterly and was a Wellington finalist for the Clifton Art Prize 2017. “I strive to test boundaries in my work – exploring the precipice between the macabre and the beautiful, perfection and imperfection, human and inhuman, dream and reality.” Lara’s work can be seen at www laragilks.com
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bruce girdwood fpsnz Bruce is a long-standing member of the Photographic Society of New Zealand and currently Chairs the PSNZ’s Judge Accreditation Panel and leads the delivery of the PSNZ’s Judge training programme. Bruce is also a member of the PSNZ’s Honours Board. Bruce has been the convener of selectors for several PSNZ National and Regional exhibitions and has helped select other national exhibitions, including the North Shore Salon. Bruce leads photographic tours, runs creative photography workshops and frequently presents photographic talks around New Zealand. “As I progress through life I seek to give expression to what I find in my journey of self-discovery. Some people talk, some write, some paint, some sculpt, some photograph and others combine some or all of these to express their views, thoughts, feelings, experiences and discoveries as they journey. I try to achieve this through my photography. My photography is an intensely personal expression of who I am, and hope to be.” You can see Bruce’s work at www.girdwoodphotography.com/
toya heatley apsnz Toya Heatley comes from a family where there has always been a high importance placed on being creative. Crafts and hobbies, painting and writing were not only encouraged, but indeed there was always a role model to follow with her mother being a Fellow of the Photographic Society of New Zealand. She served on the committee of Hutt Camera Club for several years, hosted two successful Central Regional Conventions for PSNZ (2009, 2014) and is currently serving as Councillor for 2019 Information Technology for the Photographic Society of New Zealand (PSNZ), having been a Councillor since April 2015. One of the stand out highlights of her journey with photography was being the principal photographer for the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Exhibition. This opened in Wellington in 2012, travelled to Christchurch and Auckland before returning to be exhibited at Bowen House in Parliament Buildings in 2013. A more recent stand out highlight has been achieving her Associateship with the Photographic Society of New Zealand. You can see Toya’s photography at www.digitalpix.co.nz
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Chris Helliwell LPSNZ Chris Helliwell is a wildlife photographer who specialises in images of New Zealand wildlife and macro subjects. His images showcase wildlife in action from birds in flight, to their young being feed. His macro images display the detail and beauty of the world that people just walk past or don’t know exist. Chris’s images have appeared in New Zealand Geographic, photographic exhibitions around New Zealand and he has won a number of photographic awards including the 2017 Photographic Society of New Zealand National Exhibition Gold Medal and William C Davies Memorial Trophy for the Champion New Zealand Natural History print, 2016 D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year, Macro Section and the 2013 Nature’s Great Photography Competition. More recently, Chris was awarded 2018 NZIPP Nature Photographer of the Year. You can see Chris’s photography at www.nzexposed.co.nz
David Jensen David Jensen started with his first DSLR 3 years ago when he took off on an adventure to Thailand. He has been hooked ever since! David takes his cameras everywhere he goes. Photography is his passion and obsession. David looks at the entire world around the photo before he presses the shutter button capturing the beauty of the moment, place, person, product or event. David likes to photograph anything literally. If it’s in his view finder then it is going to get captured. David loves taking Astro and light painting. He also does traditional landscape and portrait. You can see David’s work at www.djensenphotography.co.nz
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Lindsay Keats Lindsay Keats is a Wellington commercial photographer. He started his photography career in the photography and design studio of New Zealand Railways in central Wellington. He considered this a great place to work for a keen 19 year old photographer. After working for various commercial photographers from within Wellington and London he opened his own studio in 1990. He shoots pretty much anything that you could want to shoot. His aspirations are to continue photography in such a way to allow him to further his passion for travel photography. In 2010 he gained runner up for the overall Travel Photographer of the year award and 2013 winner of the Best Unpublished Travel Image with an atmospheric image of boys playing soccer in Morocco. Lindsay is inspired by his peers but also attributes the success of his travel images to a life changing workshop he attended in 2010 run by Magnum and National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry. Lindsay went on to assist McCurry teaching at one of his recent workshops in Thailand. Lindsay is a Fujifilm X Photographer. You can see Lindsay’s work at www.LindsayKeats.com
Aaron Key Aaron Key is an Auckland based fashion/portraiture photography, who also happens to work for Sony. If that was not enough he is also Executive Director of the Advertising and Illustrative Photographers Association (AIPA). For those of you unfamiliar with AIPA they represent photographers primarily shooting in the commercial field. At the 2017 Central Regional in Stratford Aaron thought he was just there to man the Sony trade-stand. However when one of the presenters left early he stepped in and rescued the session. We were so impressed with what he delivered off the cuff that we immediately asked him to present at Hutt2019. So, with the kind assistance of Sony, Aaron is going to be leading two of the Saturday workshops and one of the Sunday off-sites. You can see Aarons’ work at http://aaronkphotography.com/
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Alastair McAra Alastair McAra is a Wellington based professional photographer and tutor offering workshops in all aspects of digital workflow. This includes Lightroom and Photoshop plus book making, printing, colour management from capture to output. He provides specialist private and commercial training in all aspects of digital photography and image management including camera operation and post processing. His clients range widely from working professional photographers to keen amateurs. A lot of this work is done one to one and he uses remote access to sort out people’s issues remotely. Many Wellington based photographers will also know Alastair as he works part time in Wellington Photographic Supplies. He is also part of team involved in running New Zealand Photographic workshops.
Craig McKenzie Craig McKenzie started with photographing wildlife in his backyard and as a way of recording tramping trips. He quickly graduated from the usual local suspects to difficult to find species in remote locations. These days he photographs at least once a week in different spots around the South Island and it has become a “bit of an addiction”. Craig specialises in wildlife photography, with a strong interest in endemic and native birds. Craig has almost 40 years experience in photography. He has won many awards for photography. He was recently awarded the highest honour from Forest and Bird- an Old Blue award – for his outstanding contribution to raising awareness of biodiversity through his photography. Craig photos have been featured in numerous books and magazines around the country and have won a number of awards. He has extensive experience in judging photography including judging the Trenna Packer Salver in 2014 and numerous other competitions. Over the years he has entered the PSNZ National exhibition, the Dunedin Festival Salon of Photography and other similar national exhibitions sporadically. As time went by he found himself on the selection panel for these exhibitions on several occasions. Craig has also judged and commented on the work of many clubs, mostly in the South Island. You can see Craig’s work at www.instagram.com/craigmckenzienz/ 63
Bryce McQuillan Bryce McQuillan is a macro photographer who specialises in invertebrate photography. Bryce has been photographing invertebrates for over 10 years. Bryce has also led a number of night walks and photographic workshops. He has also been involved in leading workshops with Canon New Zealand. Bryce’s work has been published in a wide range of publications internationally and close to home, such as New Zealand Geographic. Bryce completed a “Photographic Guide to New Zealand Spiders” in 2015. He is currently working on several other invertebrate books. You can see Bryce’s work at www.brycephotography.co.nz
destina Munro Destina Munro is a tutor at Massey University and Whitireia Polytechnic specialising in photojournalism, videography, social media, web publishing, and has a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Design, majoring in Photography. She is a member of the Kapiti Camera Club and has been on the committee for many years serving as President for three; and chaired the PSNZ 2016 Central Regional Convention committee held in Porirua. She has also judged photographic competitions and run local workshops. Destina’s previous commercial photographic roles have revolved around marketing for the wine industry and property development fields; she now currently enjoys her working days teaching students to understand the art of photojournalism and visual storytelling. By contrast however, her own interests lie in various applications of photography in artistic expression. Interests in impressionism and abstract art include artists such as the New Zealand painter John Drawbridge, have influenced much of her recent works as has that of photographers such as Uta Barth.
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Chris Parkin APSNZ Chris Parkin APSNZ is a Wellington based photographer, tutor and potter. The pottery became his creative outlet when photography became a full time job. The former high school chemistry teacher is a house husband, dad to 12 year old Keryn, and facilitator of several papers for the Southern Institute of Technology Diploma in Digital Photography, working with about 160 students. Chris completed the qualification himself graduating in 2012, and has been facilitating since 2013. This has included supporting a number of PSNZ members as they went through the course. Chris has been a member of both the Hutt Camera Club and the Rotorua Camera club. He is part of the Hutt2019 organising committee. He has had images accepted in the National Exhibition and International Salon as well as the exclusive Murial Hopper Awards, run by the Hutt Art Society. He’s been an Associate of the Photographic Society of New Zealand since 2014, but his fellowship is proving elusive. In 2018 Chris was accredited as a PSNZ judge.
Ian Rotherham FNZIPP Ian Rotherham joined the Foxton Camera Club in 1982 with a borrowed Pentax K1000. In 1988, he started in the photographic industry in Wellington at ‘Photography by Woolf.’ In 1989 he won the PSNZ Young Photographer of the Year Award. Currently, Ian is a Fellow and qualified portrait member of the NZIPP. Over the past 30 years, Ian has run his own commercial studio, worked in wholesale and retail photographics, and was a photographer at Waikato University. He has been a Senior Lecturer at UCOL for 16 years where he covers the full gamut of professional photography, business studies. Ian have produced a range of research projects including exhibitions and books. The most recent project was the ‘100 Weeks of Portraits’ book. Ian has shot everything from weddings, product, scientific, documentary, and pictorial, but his main passion is photographing people. He enjoys working with other photographers and students to create new work.
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steve scalone After discovering his father’s camera at an early age, Steve embarked on a professional career in a series of photographic commercial labs. He witnessed the beginnings of the digital camera revolution and embraced the change, becoming an Adobe Certified Expert. In the years since, Steve pursued the photographic form in both his artistic and commercial practices. He built and steered his own professional studio and discovered inspiration in passing on his skills to others. Along the way he’s acquired numerous awards. Most recently being honoured with Epson Victorian Travel Photographer of the Year in 2016 three years running and and the Australian Travel Photographer of the Year in Melbourne. His talent on the ground for inspiring his fellow photographers and nurturing his peers through education, as well as his continuing public advocacy for the digital arts, have led to him being honoured with the title of an ILFORD Master. With the support of Nikon New Zealand we are very pleased to have Steve Scalone as one of our Keynote Speakers and know that you will be inspired by his presentation. You can see Steve’s work at www.stevescalone.com
tracey scott fPSNZ fnzipp Tracey Scott is a specialist in commercial, industrial, wedding, conference, sporting event and portrait photography. Over 25 years experience as a press photographer has given Tracey the photographic knowledge to cope with any assignment.You can find her work in catalogues, brochures, posters, magazines and newspapers all around New Zealand. Tracey’s artistic eye is not just limited to photography. With a degree in fine arts and a passion for artwork, you will also find Tracey’s canvases adorning many an art gallery, right next to her photographs. Tracey has won many awards over the years in both PSNZ and NZIPP, including the NZIPP 2015 Professional Photographer of the Year, and 2018 NZIPP Documentary Photographer of the Year. Tracey is a PSNZ accredited judge and a member of the PSNZ Honours board. You can see Tracey’s work at www.rotoruaphotographer.co.nz
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NICK SERVIAN FNZIPP Nick Servian is a highly creative award-winning photographer with a vast amount of experience in many fields, including advertising, architecture, corporate, people, studio, still life, cars, aerial, travel, and fine art. He has been a professional photographer since a mac was a raincoat and a Photoshop was a place to buy film. He runs his business from Wellington, New Zealand, “the coolest little capital in the world”. Nick is a Fellow of both the British and New Zealand Institutes of Professional Photography. He has been published in a number of books, including A Day In The Life of NZ, The Colour of NZ, and Athfield Architects. He has written travel articles for international magazines, including stories on Cuba, Cathedrals of Spain, and the launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery. A Royal Mail postage stamp Christmas Issue in Britain featured his photographs of cathedral roof bosses of the Nativity, and his work was used for a NZ issue of Children’s Health postage stamps. His photography career started when he was expelled from school. (He took a day off school to photograph Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, who was on an official visit to London. Accused of “rank individualism”, Nick was asked to leave at the end of term.) You can see Nick’s work at http://nickservian.com
Andrew turner Andrew is a Wellington based freelance photographer who is a regular contributor to local community newspapers. He predominately shoot sports and events, but has been known to take images with his drone.
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Helen Westerbeke FPSNZ Helen Westerbeke has been interested in photography since childhood and studied bursary photography at school. Giving it away for 20 odd years when life got in the way, she didn’t pick up an SLR again until 2009 in a new digital world. She re-learnt the craft again through night classes, workshops and camera clubs. Photography is her passion; Helen shoots every single day and enjoys all genres but is most interested in creative and documentary. Helen is a Fellow of the Photographic Society of New Zealand and together with her Mother Marg who is an Associate, run Stop Time Photography. You can see Helen’s work at www.stoptime.co.nz
ANd that’s not all folks We are still working on a number of additional presenters and so they will be added to the website between now and the end of the year so stay tuned.
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The Hutt Valley has accommodation options to suit all budgets, all within a short drive of the Convention Venue which is in Laings Road, Lower Hutt. Most of the available options are listed below. Airbnb is also an option for those who prefer the comfort of home. The convention is on during the last week of the school holidays, so we would recommend booking your accommodation as soon as you are able. Campervans are able to park overnight at Petone Beach, or at the Top 10 Holiday Park. Name Location Riddiford Hotel and Restaurant 21 Knights Rd, Lower Hutt 5010 Quality Inn Angus CNR & Lower Hutt, Waterloo Rd, Lower Hutt 5100 Camellia Court Motel 3 Pharazyn St, Melling, Lower Hutt 5010 Motel 22 22 Pharazyn St, Melling, Lower Hutt 5010 Fernhill Motor Lodge 17-19 Pharazyn St, Melling, Lower Hutt 5010 Champers Motor Inn 6/10 Pharazyn St, Melling, Lower Hutt 5010 Green Gables Motel 560 High St, Lower Hutt 5010
Distance from Venue 150m 800m
Boulcott Lodge Ava Lodge
615 High St, Lower Hutt, 5010 42/44 Cuba St, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012
2.4km 2.5km
Dupont Motels
95 Hutt Rd, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012
2.6km
Midway Pacifica Lodge
89 Hutt Rd, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012
2.7km
Settlers Motor Lodge B-K’s Esplanade
85 Hutt Rd, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012 189 The Esplanade, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012 42 Richmond St, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012 95 Hutt Park Rd, Moera, Lower Hutt 5010 5 Nelson St, Petone, 5012 83 The Esplanade, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012
2.7km 3.2km
Quest Petone Wellington TOP 10 Holiday Park The Foreshore Motor Lodge 83 By the Sea Motor Lodge
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