QUIZ: Photography

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Here are some resources to help you with our New Zealand photography quiz:
Who was designated the official photographer of the New Zealand International Exhibition 1906-1907?
Which of the following early Canterbury photographers is best known for creating a photographic record of the early years of the Canterbury settlement?
In which New Zealand city did the Burton Brothers start their photographic business?
Who was the first to take photographs from the ChristChurch Anglican Cathedral tower?
Identify the correct statement about Daniel Mundy, early New Zealand photographer…
What animal was Peter Williams, a 3ZB radio announcer riding at a circus parade in 1979 (Use the Discovery Wall website to find the answer)
One of the featured sets of images on Canterbury Stories that shows coloured photographs on a specific decade is:
The longest continuously running photographic society in New Zealand is:
Which photographic partnership did not originate from Christchurch?
The first NZ newspaper to publish photographs was the...
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