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A few more portraits from Freswota Park.
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Spent a weekend visiting family on Pentecost on the occasion of a nephew's first communion. It was a fascinating amalgam of Catholicism and Kastom.
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Hanging the banner for Fest' Napuan 2013. Can't wait!
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The building's main feature is this state of the art 1000-seat amphitheatre.
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Shots for an Island Life magazine feature on Vanuatu artist Diana Tam.
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More shots from Fes Napuan 2012.
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More shots from Fest Napuan 2011.
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The VMF marching band once again put on a hilarous, show-stopping performance.
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Cover shoot for this year's Christmas edition.
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Shots for the family....
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Shots for the family....
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A few shots from the Manples Mango area in Port Vila.
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Timor;'s new ministry of finance building
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I've always been fascinated by the mediaeval sense of the grotesque. The faces that adorn the pont neuf in Paris are of particular interest, because they represent caricatures of the contemporary who's who. Every one of them lampoons one of the patrons of the bridge itself.
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A young woman smiles in wreckage the day after cyclone Pam destroyed her mother's handicrafts stall at Port Vila's seafront. In the background is a sign exhorting people to keep Port Vila clean.
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Photos from our second photography course.
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Shots of Chief Joel's son.
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Shots taken in 21 Jump Street in Tagabe.
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More shots from the Disable People's Service Agency
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Some of the madness that overtook Auckland during the Rugby World Cup Final.
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Imagicity | Photography - exotica, mundanity and wonders | ©
Dan McGarry
