Photo: Pou Puke Ariki Landing New Plymouth
A carved Pou called Tukotahi which means to stand together, in Maori, was donated to the people of New Plymouth District during its 150 year celebration and is situated at Puke Ariki Landing.
The pou situated in Puke Ariki Landing in New Plymouth was carved by the members of the Rangimarie Maori Arts and Craft Society. It features a Maori cloak and a net. The net represents bringing people together. Puke Ariki Landing is the site where the first Europeans to Taranaki arrived and were welcomed by the Maori people living in the village.
Tukotahi, a Pou on the grounds of Puke Ariki Landing, Information Centre and Museum, New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand.
Pou Puke Ariki Landing New Plymouth
Photo of a Pou whenua outside the Puke Ariki Landing in New Plymouth, Taranaki, NZ.
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Pou Puke Ariki Landing New Plymouth
Technical Information:
I photographed this photo with the digital SLR camera model Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, aperture of f/6.3, exposure time of 1/160 sec. on ISO 100, as always I used a original Canon Lens, the focus lenght for this picture was 24mm.
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Pou Puke Ariki Landing New Plymouth
A carved Pou called Tukotahi which means to stand together, in Maori, was donated to the people of New Plymouth District during its 150 year celebration and is situated at Puke Ariki Landing.
A carved Pou called Tukotahi which means to stand together, in Maori, was donated to the people of New Plymouth District during its 150 year celebration and is situated at Puke Ariki Landing.
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Rolf Hicker Photography
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