New Zealand By The Way: Immigrant Photographers & Photographs of Immigrants
Original photo essays by Arno Gasteiger, Jenner Zimmermann, Haruhiko Sameshima, Glenn Jowitt, Gil Hanly, Greg Semu
Published by Jenner Zimmermann and AGFA 1996
Here is an oldie – but this book still holds interest for the new audience in 2021. Back in the day when Agfa-Gevaert held a large share in consumer and professional photography products, German-born New Zealand based photographer Jenner Zimmermann struck up a very generous sponsorship deal from the corporation to invite six photographers, a designer and pay for the production of a luscious, large-format hard-cover book of photography about New Zealand.
He chose three New Zealand born photographers to photograph the immigrants- and three immigrant photographers working in New Zealand to photograph their new home.
The photographers armed with the copious free supply of Agfa films (they did not have to use Agfa – could have used the normal film of their choice.) went about to produce a new project, without any constraints by the commercial objectives – their approaches and the results were as diverse as the population in New Zealand then and now.
275 x 300 mm, 128 pages, 127 colour and b/w photographs.
ISBN 0-473-03631-2 (Hard Cover)
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Austrian born Arno Gasteiger on everyday life with a Black Power family 
German born Jenner Zimmermann travelogue within New Zealand 
Japanese born Haruhiko Sameshima contemplates while shopping in Malls and watching television. 
Gil Hanly photographs Cambodian and Vietnamese refugees at resettlement centre. 
Glenn Jowitt (RIP) looks on his own heritage in rodeos, Scottish Highland games. 
Greg Semu – with his early street portraits. 
