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Continue reading →: Day of the Dead ElmerCreated by: Georgette ThompsonSponsored by: The Rotary Club of ChristchurchLocation: New Regent St
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Continue reading →: Sweet Tooth Elmer SculptureThere are currently coluorful painted elephant sculptures all around Christchurch. They are based on the Elmer the Patchwork Elephant character by David McKee. The elephant pictured is Sweet Tooth by Kate Senior.
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Continue reading →: Mural in Cathedral SquareThis striking mural is in the doorway of the old post office building. You can learn more at https://www.littlestreetartfestival.co.nz/jessie-rawcliffe
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Continue reading →: Bronze Sunflowers by RiversideAfter a grey and rainy day (and a bit of sunshine), it was lovely to see these bronze sunflowers by Riverside this evening, I hadn’t noticed them before, but they caught my eye this evening after leaving one of the local restaurants.
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Continue reading →: Hydrangea Garden, Botanic GardensAs it’s looking so stunning I think the hydrangeas deserve another post – this time I’ve gone a bit further into the garden.
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Continue reading →: Reunion Mural on Berlin Mall Segment, in Rauora ParkThis is a temporary mural on one side of the Berlin Mall segment that’s in Raurora Park (off Manchester Street). The artwork is by artist Nadia Veleska – see https://www.nadiavaleska.com/berlinwallinfoenglish for more information on the meaning of the mural. I rather liked the lens flare effect I got from the…
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Continue reading →: Te Kaha Stadium ProgressTe Kaha is rising from the ground and looking very much like a stadium. It takes up an entire block on Madras Street. According to the Christchurch City Council website the stadium: “is estimated to be completed by mid-2026”. https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/future-projects/major-facilities/canterbury-arena/progress-and-timelines
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Continue reading →: Trees on Manchester StreetI always thought that once grown, these trees would make for an interesting photographic subject. I’m not sure what they are but they are really cool.
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Continue reading →: Yellow roses in the Botanic GardensA visit to the rose garden is a must right now, it’s looking lovely and it’s a great way to research roses! This yellow rose was attracting a lot of attention due to its splendidness.











The bridge looks great, and that sky is fantastic. Oh, I hope to visit Christchurch again some day 😀