CAMERA Season of Photography

It’s happening for the first time in New Zealand, a work of Auckland Museum presenting the CAMERA Season of Photography.
It’s a series of exhibition displaying a magnificent collection of wildlife and documentary photography from the land of kiwis and all around the world.

Entrance free for all ages to view all exhibitions and a lifetime opportunity to those who adores photography, loves wildlife, travelling and those who believes beauty lies in the eye of the beholder! Be there at the Auckland Museum to witness:

• Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2011 from 22 June to 26 August

Organized by the London’s Natural History Museum and BBC Wildlife Magazine, the marvellous wildlife collection consists of 108 breathtaking photographs

• NZ LIFE: NZ Geographic – Award Winning Photography 2009 -2011 from 22 June to 22 October

It’s a showcase of captivating images from the past four years of the NZ Geographic Photographer of the Year competition. The images are of both novice and professional photographers in New Zealand.

• NZ Geographic – Photographer of the Year – Competition 2012 from 1 September to 22 October

The most thrilling exhibition of all! Displayed in the following six weeks till the annual award, it’s a display of the finalists participating for the competition of NZ Geographic Photographer of the Year 2012. Find cheap flights with us to take a glimpse of the exhibition.

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