Waiake

We've got Murray.

We've got the Waiake, the Toro Waiake as well.

And I live 400 meters away from that.

So for me, it is look at what the cloud's doing and then jump in the car and drive down there and I can shoot something.

It was hard to accept the fact until one day that I'm also an artist because I shoot all sorts of stuff and then I have prints that people buy.

That's another thing about Waiake that I always keep coming back to, that when I started selling the prints in their studio, A lot of people, when they would come in the studio, look at the prints, they would get teary-eyed and suddenly the whole life starts flashing in their brains.

Like, oh, my kids grew up here and I have such memories of family here.

And it takes you back to how people connect with reality.