
I'm a big fan of
breaking down the big picture, of homing in on the small details and that applies as much in architectural photography as anything else - especially when a building has been photographed as much as the
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.

And so it was a few weeks ago when I was roaming the Wellington Waterfront early in the evening, just as the light was turning.
Te Papa showed another side of itself....the small details, cleverly illuminated, so how could I refuse to snap the moment.

I've returned in daylight and while I always have enjoyed the bold architectural statement of Te Papa, these particular details are
less dramatic by day. But having seen them by night, it did prompt me to re-look at the building by day. I guess that's the important thing. We do after all, miss so much in the cold light of our busy lives -
so many exquisite details go unseen as we hurry about our familiar environments. www.tepapa.govt.nz
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