Andrew Ross - 'Tarawera; Photographs for Now Voyager' Photospace Gallery June-July 2026

June 10th, 2026, will mark 140 years since the eruption of Mt Tarawera.
Not entirely by coincidence, we have a selection of photographs of Lake Tarawera and surrounds made by Andrew Ross on an assignment for the New York magazine 'Now Voyager'. The panorama was published as a double pullout. The Hinimihi Meeting House and one other photograph appeared in Issue 1, 2026, with a story by NZ writer Sean Williams - 'Beneath the Long White Cloud'.
'Now Voyager' is published by The Erythraean Foundation. There is a viewing copy in the gallery but the magazine is probably unavailable in NZ.  This linked content can be read fully with a subscription.

Andrew's Tarawera photos are on display in my office (Gallery Room 4, if you like) this month and next.
Note: gallery hours are now 10am-2pm Mon-Fri, 11am-2pm Saturdays. I am taking days and half-days out occasionally so if you're making a special trip, contact to check I'm in. Actually, checking my available times to take passport photos on this page is quicker! It is updated daily and says when I'm definitely here.

Below is a gallery of the proof versions of all Andrew Ross' photos sent to Now Voyager for selection. (These were just quick scans to show the content of each photo and Andrew's hand-written captions. They are not indicative of the quality of his finished photographic prints.)
The tabletop photos of Now Voyager Issue no.1 are by David Hill, sent from his London gallery. David commissioned Andrew for this project and it was a great pleasure to work with him throughout it.