Photographs and words by Invercargill photographer Rick Harvey
Big things are starting to happen in my hometown of Invercargill. In fact the changing face of the city means that what you see today may not be visible tomorrow. For a long time I had been intending to head downtown and take photos of the old Langlands Building on...
This is the first time I have used a Nikon F75 for shooting film, and the results and my reaction to the F75 were mixed. I’m not sure whether I am entirely pleased with the results. There seems to be an awful lot of grain and noise in the images…
All Saints Church, Invercargill Every time I publish a new post I seem to start off by saying…”gosh, it’s been a long time since I last posted anything..”, and this time is no exception, although I do have a small excuse this time, because I have been beavering away at...
Queen’s Park – a place of beauty We – by that I mean me and my partner Lyn, our two dogs and two cats – are lucky enough to live directly opposite Queens Park in Invercargill, and often quip that we have the most beautiful, best kept front garden in...
Ships’ Graveyard near Invercargill I spent most of the weekend just passed working in the garden as the weather was great. Unfortunately that left little time to get out and about to take some photos. However at about 4pm on Sunday I did manage to get away and drove down...
