by Jock Phillips
When 19th-century immigrants sailed for New Zealand from Britain and Europe, they were hoping for a bright future. What they didn’t expect was the brilliance of the light itself. Artists, writers and poets have responded to its startling clarity, which has locals and visitors alike reaching for their cameras – and their sunglasses.
Main image: Pat Hanly, ‘Figures in light 9’
|
|
 |
