Friday 17th July 2020. The 70 people who attended the opening of the Winterstellar 2020 Exhibition last Friday were treated to two excellent talks. The first was by exhibitor and award winning time-lapse film maker, Stephen Patience. Stephen revealed some Read more…
Huge thanks to Alexandra New World for their support of the Winterstellar Exhibition opening event.
Thank you to 3 Miners Wines for support for our opening event. Find out more about this award winning local vineyard here: www.threeminers.com
Thanks to Shane and Hayden from Radio Central for their excellent sound recording work and help with the promotion of the Winterstellar Exhibition.
Freelance photographer, educator, environmentalist and father, Simon Williams has been involved in digital design and imaging for the last 25 years. Over the course of the last decade he has turned his attention more towards photography, developing a unique style Read more…
Cory Marshall is a landscape photographer based in Wanaka, New Zealand. Originally from California, Cory and his wife Kelly relocated to Wanaka in 2017. Cory’s work focuses on stunning natural landscapes from around the world. Since moving to New Zealand, Read more…
Enjoy the clear, dark skies on a Naseby night sky tour. Come on a journey of discovery as we travel out into the depths of space. Learn about some of the wonders of our galaxy and experience them close up Read more…
Stephen Patience is a renowned photographer who has twice been a ‘winner’ for time-lapse in the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year. Stephen has been engaged to produce time-lapse for TV and film. His work has also been published Read more…
Big thanks to Paul Le Comte at Five 15 Design for the cool Winterstellar Logo design. Paul is a Dunedin based professional graphic design artist, as well as an excellent photographer.
Vicky lives and works out of Omakau, Central Otago. Her journey with photography began in 1995 and she has been practising seriously for the past 5 years. Vicky is particularly keen on landscape photography, cloud scales and learning the art of astrophotography.
