Iain Fergusson: Christchurch Social Life & Nightlife Photographer

I lost my notebook with all my email address on the way home last night. This upset me more than I would have thought it would. I feel bad about not being able to email people their photos.

Sorry to everyone who didn’t get their photo.

I just sent an messgae to Campbell Live to try to get on TV. I’ll have 10,000 photos soon and I think that’s a cool story. If you think I should be on TV, tell Campbell Live yourself:
http://www.tv3.co.nz/TVShows/Newsand…

Thanks!

Ashley and Sarah asked me to take photos on their birthday bus trip a couple of weeks ago. It was a lot of fun. Camera in one hand, holding on for dear life with the other on the top level of a double decker bus. Good times. I took lots of photos and had a blast. Ashley and Sarah had a great time too.

I’m turning 31 in late January. I trying to decide how to celebrate. One idea I have is to have a big party and invite all of the people in my photos. It could be huge. I’m also thinking about using it to raise money for my old work – The Youth Health Centre.

What do you think? Would you come to my party?

Please leave a comment below.

I managed to break my camera. Not during the hurly-burly of late night photography. No, rather in the calm and stillness of the bus-stop. I had my camera on a short-closed tripod propped up against the bus stop bench. Before I knew it, all of the vertical goodness was gone and I had an abundance of horizontal wrongness. My camera took a knock in the fall and the mode selection knob is a bit lose. Fortunately, the clerk at the local store gave me some Sellotape and I stuck down the knob so that everything works as normal. I’m stuck on full manual mode though. Unless you have another piece of Sellotape.