Monday Q&A: Whanganui photographer Gail Imhoff
24 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Whanganui photographer Gail Imhoff has been captivated by the awa since she discovered the beauty of an oar splashing in the water.
Photo / Lewis Gardner
Whanganui photographer Gail Imhoff has been captivated by the awa since she discovered the beauty of an oar splashing in the water.
Photo / Lewis Gardner
Whanganui Chronicle
Liz Wylie talks to Whanganui photographer
Gail Imhoff.
When did you first discover your love for photography? I have always been interested in old family photographs and I have quite an extensive whānau archive back to the 1800s.
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