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Give Expression to the Art Curator In You

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Waterlily posterHopefully in the next couple of months I will have an exhibition of my photographic art. A couple of good friends came over recently and spent some time with me narrowing down the field.

We focused mainly on the digital watercolor works I did of the photos from my trip to Alamos, but also broadened the field to include favorites from the past. I have also included every work that has sold from my Imagekind galleries, as obviously when people vote with their money, that's a vote that counts! Ask any politician! Thank you, by the way, to anyone following my blog who has ever purchased any of my work. I love you! Smile! I love you!

So now is your turn to pitch in if you would, and I really hope you will. I set up this exhibition gallery of the "finalists" my friends and I came up with, but I have to narrow it down to 10 to 15 works. So that's where your votes come in

When you view the gallery, you will note that each image has a red x in the top right corner. Select up to 15 images that you would consider should be in the exhibition by clicking on the Xs. This will turn the red X to a green check mark/tick. At the bottom of the gallery is a message form. If you wish to remain anonymous or are in a hurry you can still send the message just by clicking send. I will just get an anonymous email containing a list of the images you selected. I will not be able to tell who you are or what your email address is. But since it would feel better to say thanks for your participation, please consider including your name and email for me. I will not use your email address for anything else but to thank you.

Please note that you can view the images as a slide show by clicking on an image. You should see the slide show controls at the bottom of the larger image that will be displayed. You can also use the spacebar to start and pause the slide show, and while in pause mode, you can go forward and back by using the arrow keys.

So get voting! Once again here's a link to the exhibition gallery.

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Cool Granny Has Taken Up Flying — The Little Old Lady Collection Grows Again

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Cool Granny in Her Biplane — © John Corney 2026 Our cool granny is back, and she has done something the family has been quietly worried about for a few months now. She has taken up flying. A Brief Recap for New Readers If you're new to the series: she first appeared in a beautifully kept yellow Austin A35 on the corner of Queen Street and K Road in Auckland , waving cheerfully out the driver's window as she went past. That piece was, in its quiet way, a tribute to my own mother, who in her fifties bought her own motor scooter in Whanganui and never looked back — and to every older woman who has ever decided it was finally her turn. Then she showed up in a pink-and-yellow flame-painted monster truck, waving out the driver's window in exactly the same spirit, but with rather larger tyres. Same silver hair, same coral scarf, same oversized sunglasses. Same little red heart pa...
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Faces of Pasifika 2007 — A Day at Auckland's Pacific Festival

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The 15th anniversary Pasifika Festival poster — a collage of the Pacific cultures the festival celebrates. On Saturday 10 March 2007, I spent the day at the Pasifika Festival at Western Springs Park in Auckland. It was the festival's 15th year — an annual celebration of Pacific Island cultures that has been part of Auckland's calendar since 1993, and which typically draws crowds of well over 100,000 across the day. Nine Pacific villages are traditionally represented — Samoa, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Niue, Fiji, Tuvalu, Tokelau, Kiribati and Tahiti — with music, dance, food, arts, and craft from each community sharing the same park for the day. I usually visit New Zealand earlier in February, but in 2007 I was there in March and it was the first — and, to date, only — time I've been able to attend Pasifika. I hope to make it back one of these years. But I came away from that single visit with the str...
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Samoan Youth

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This young man was preparing with his friends for his moment of fame on the stage at the Samoan Village at the Polynesian dance festival called Pasifika in Auckland in March this year. Samoan Youth Canon EOS 20D 1/30sec at f/20 ISO 200 Canon 70-300mm lens at 300mm More photographs from the same Pasifika Festival day can be found in my new post, Faces of Pasifika 2007 — A Day at Auckland's Pacific Festival .
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