I generally photograph something because their seems to be a sense of place about it, or the sense that something is about to happen. Or mostly just to show what it feels like to be here. I took this photograph because it is the stairway to Peter McLeavey Gallery, a dealer in contemporary New Zealand art for more decades than most. It is the unpretentiousness of this doorway that appeals to me. Even his sign is hidden in the dark. A pedestrian walked into the photo, but that's the street.
View On Black
Thursday 15 May 2008
dealer gallery
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