Cambridge CBD Sunday midday
12:36 Sunday 15 May 2022
15.1.2022

Cambridge CBD Sunday midday
12:36 Sunday 15 May 2022
Don
12:20 Saturday 7 May 2022
Agfa Canon Fujifilm Kodak Mamyia Nikon Olympus Pentax Panasonic Polaroid Ricoh Rollei Samsung Sony
17:22 Thursday 5 May 2022
Kodachrome
16:49 Tuesday 3 May 2022
prep.
17:27 Monday 17 April 2022
Victoria Street Cambridge New Zealand
book shelf
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Anzac Day 2020
09:21 Saturday 25 April 2020
Jasmine & Daisy
12:36 Thursday 2 January 2022
DAY | September 2018 | daily | ello
PROJECTS | kemureti | opuahau | whitehall
INSTAGRAM | @opuahau | @cambridgenzed
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Update: Day galleries sometimes incomplete & / or roughly edited. So currently; August 2018 day galleries. This site contains roughly 3200 entries from the period 2005 – 2016 some 2200 of which are published, there is a generous collection of deadlinks / out of date info etc. etc. michaeljeans.blog & ello.co/michaeljeans share the same images (mostly). opuahau.nz is for my benefit but you are more than welcome to have a look. About me has some social links. My Cambridge Waikato project is at kemureti.nz and Facebook and under development at Instagram. 9.8.18
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On a mission of sorts. Half time. Have been cross posting during June. This will continue during July. Comparing the mechanics and usefulness of web platforms used, or ignored, over the past decade or so. ello.co far and away the easier and most elegant posting experience of all; vies with Behance as a digital creatives market space. Dropbox for file naming, transfer, storage & cloud backup. Facebook & Google+, Instagram and this; long overdue (18 months and counting), Google Keep for notes, composition & transfer between devices. opuahau.nz (fun & easy to maintain once you know the ropes) built on Adobe Portfolio; comes with Creative Cloud Photography plan. Pinterest (more soon) & Pocket (URL collecting), RocketSpark (Cambridge’s own), keywords (compiled in Google Sheets) and distributed, LinkedIn, Neighbourly (Leamington NZ & etc ..) Tumblr, Twitter, Zenfolio & Blurb, the list goes on ..
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day galleries (2008-present)
opuahau.nz (May 2018)
kemureti.nz (September 2016)
instagram (2012-2016)
this site: (2005-2016)
29 May 2018
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Images made over the past few weeks with the Samsung Galaxy S8. Edited on the phone with Lightroom CC; a tad paint by numbers but fun. Just a pity I can’t get Windows 10 to recognise the desktop version*. Much looking and cache clearing etc but no luck yet. As I am wont to comment whenever surveyed by Adobe ‘great tools just a pity having to navigate the gatekeepers and the ‘troubleshooting’ threads to solve a problem’. Others share the issue but no solution to be found as yet. I shall just wait. The Creative Cloud Photography plan apps have all been updated in recent days.
*update: late May Adobe support sorted this issue, thanks heaps!!
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Working bee; fencing the orchard, Cambridge Community Garden, Sunday the 21st of January 2018. A safe haven under the fruit trees for retired chooks.
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Fireworks at the close of Christmas at the Lake 2016 Lake Te Kō Utu Cambridge Domain Waikato New Zealand. Christmas at the Lake is a biannual community event coordinated by Bridges Church with assistance from other churches and community groups.
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Cricket at Victoria Square and Cambridge Middle School on summer Friday afternoons Cambridge New Zealand.
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Good Union restaurant café operators Adrian Hodgson and Sue Hodgson in the middle of the pink church makeover. Good Union the Good George Brewing venture in Victoria Street Cambridge opens on Thursday the 15th of December 2016. Update: Good Union gained its liquor licence and opened its doors for business at 12:30 today 20/12/2016.
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‘A service of celebration of a new ministry and the installation and induction of The Reverend Malcolm David French as Vicar of the Parish of St Andrew Cambridge New Zealand‘
– from Order of Service Sunday 6 November 2016
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St Andrews Craft Fair has been held twice a year since 1996 in the grounds of St Andrews Anglican Church Cambridge New Zealand. The fair is held on Auckland Anniversary Day at the end of January and on Labour Day in October.
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Player escort flag bearers wait to accompany WaiBOP and Capital Football onto the field at John Kerkhof Park Cambridge New Zealand. Today was the opening of the 2016 National Women’s League campaign (7 teams with the grand final on Sunday 11 December 2016). WaiBOP 2 Capital 2.
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Waikato rugby colours at Memorial Park. Ranfurly Shield holders Waikato held off challengers Wanganui 32-12 on a heavy Memorial Park No1 Cambridge today. It was cold. It was muddy. The crowd was enthusiastic. This is not a match review.
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© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
Cyclists from Scared Heart College Auckland compete in their time trial event at the 2016 North Island Secondary Schools Cycling Championships staged from Lake Karapiro Domain, Waikato. We are some 4.75km south-southeast of Cambridge CDB as the crow flies or 6.5km by road looking north west.
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Published Friday 9 December 2016. Photograph made 2/7/2016.
I said at the time ‘this is rather akin to the Regional Council running the buses‘. The bus service is actually quite good; could do with some promotion, but it does what it does. And yes, it is easy to criticise, and no, I am not the target audience or market. Not even close. But. But. My gut reaction today, upon seeing this project, is much the same as when I made this photograph of the Telling the Waikato Story crew on the ground in July. How can I describe it? A stock image version of our place? A paint by numbers promotion? Who is this aimed at? Apologies; I mean, what is the target demographic? And yes, for good measure, what is Waikato? It’s kind of like that slide show your regional council make you watch in order to promote the promotion of your region. But then I’m not in that loop.
fin.
ref: Scoop | Waikato Story
Victoria bridge; the High Level Bridge as it is known by one and all. Officially opened on the 21st of December 1907 the bridge was imported in kit set from Kansas. The first braced steel arch bridge constructed in New Zealand it was erected from both sides of the river, meeting in the middle. In 2014 an upgrade included widening both footpaths by 40cm to provide a safer space for pedestrians, cyclists and mobility scooters.
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Visitors from Thailand enjoy the Ginkgo biloba fall on Duke Street hill at Albert Street near Carter’s Flat Cambridge New Zealand.
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The intersection of Hamilton Road and Victoria Street Cambridge New Zealand a.k.a. the White Church corner is losing its SH1 designation. The Rotorua sign is apt as the Auckland-Cambridge-Rotorua connection was significant for travellers in the early days of motoring. The icon beside the New Zealand state highway shield represents The Thermal Explorer Highway a navigation assistance for visitors travelling between Auckland and Hawke’s Bay; though somewhat superfluous to the needs of the locals. Cambridge Branch Railway (under a variety of names) also passed through (or beside) the intersection from 1884 and most of the 20th century. A roundabout to replace the current road layout, one of a number of planned infrastructure projects, will be constructed later in the year.
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Competitive cyclists returning to town after a hill climb competition on Maungakawa Road Fencourt pass through Cambridge green belt / town belt via Thornton Road. Included in the original survey of Cambridge our Town Belt forms a buffer between Cambridge and surrounding country districts. Cambridge Town Belt [PDF] is approximately 284 hectares and encircles both Cambridge and Leamington. Town Belt land not in recreational use is leased for grazing and cropping.
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After the official service and wreath laying at the cenotaph; Anzac Day 2016, Monday the 25th of April 2016, Cambridge, New Zealand.
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ref: 2016-04-14-Thursday
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© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
Some fun in naming our names BUT there is at least one missing .. can you figure out what name?
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Thirty names associated with Cambridge New Zealand. Mountains, hills, lakes, swamps, farming ‘districts’, our river and streams: the assignment is neighbours (yes, I know and I did do the WP stuff as well). The graphic I prepared earlier. Love these places and place names. I live in Leamington, was born in Cambridge, and grew up at Whitehall. And Taotaoroa is right next door to Hobbiton. Just saying. Rough guesstimate as to the population of the area described; 25,000.
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Today’s assignment: write and publish a “who I am and why I’m here” post on your blog.
A refresher for me – a pause to come to terms with the ‘new’ wp.COM editor – which I have pretty much avoided until now. I am a photographer. I have blogged for about 10 years and been here on the WordPress platform since 2008. A small gallery of photographs taken in the first 4 days of 2016.
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