Another World: Portraits from Ohura
Ohura is a small town deep in the heart of the King Country. Marked by empty streets and shops, just 150 people choose to call it home. On his first visit, Tony soon found that Ohura soothed his soul. He’s since returned over 80 times. Documenting the residents’ lives in a portrait series, and illuminating a little-seen slice of rural New Zealand.
Tony Carter Photographer
With life ever-changing, what we do today means even more tomorrow.
We capture your most precious moments, and turn them into timeless heirlooms.
Studio
Level 1, 650 Ferry Road, Christchurch, New Zealand
Studio Hours by Appointment
Phone: 03 384 5697
Contact: hello@whitewolf.nz
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Call for registrations – Farm families Of New Zealand – A Heritage Book
White Wolf Studio is delighted to bring you a beautiful book project, and we are looking for special places and people that will fill the book’s pages.
The project’s goal is a series of books, initially regional books, then culminating into an extraordinary national coffee table book of a selection of farms.
Our mission is to collaborate with a book sponsor and give back to the farming community.
With a collaboration, 100% of the book’s proceeds will go to a rural mental health charity.
How does it work?
Two of New Zealand’s best portrait and documentary photographers are coming to your farm to photograph you, your family and your four-legged friends.
What’s included?
What does it cost?
Farms can register for the opportunity to be part of the book project at no charge.
Should you wish to purchase photographs we have a range of options including single portraits, wall art, collections and legacy albums.
The books will be available for purchase upon the completion of each region, will have sponsor support and each book sold will contribute to a rural mental health charity.
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