Kea photographed by Jonathan Harrod. Photo: Jonathan Harrod

Life through a lens

September 2019

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Kiwi wildlife photographers share the secrets of their craft, and what it takes to snap a captivating image.

Facedown in the mud, absorbed in his work, Jonathan Harrod realised he was no longer alone on the estuary flats. The Christchurch photographer had been there for several days capturing photos of the local waders, quite undisturbed by human interference – until now. “All of a sudden I heard a squelching,” Harrod says. “There was […]
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