The exhibition runs from Friday evening, 22 August to Sunday 21 September and will launch with drinks and nibbles on the Friday evening.
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- “Hidden Face” by Nik Player
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- “Reflections” by Jazell Wilkie
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- “Hinemaiaia” by Peter McNeur
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- “Pastoral Evening” by Jim Graydon
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- “The Foreboding Storm” by Nik Player
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- “Tranquil Lake” by Nik Player
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- “Glenburn Sunrise” by Mike Longworth
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- “Castlepoint Falls” by Sid Hayes
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- “Clearing Weather” by Mike Longworth
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- “Wairarapa Summer” by Carolyn Kearns
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- “Crossing Paths” by Rebecca Kempton
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- “Leave only Footprints” by Glenys Robertson
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- “Autumn Reflection” by Dave Ferguson
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- “Chasm Portal” by Bruce Levy
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- “Moors Path” by Mike Longworth
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- “Lake Tree” by Tim McMahon
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- “No Mans Land” by Richard Lambert — Print
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- “Tararua Tops” by Glenys Robertson
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- “Sherie loves Louie” by Tim McMahon — Print
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- “Ella” by Carolyn Kearns
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- “Rotary Engine” by Dave Ferguson
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- “Gannet” by Kevin Morgan
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- “Catch the Wave” by Jude Taylor
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- “Abstract Rain” by Sid Hayes
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- “Timeless” by Jan Abernethy
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- “Faceplate” by Bruce Kirk
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- “Swarm” by Simon Murcott
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- “Late Night Buskers” by Jim Graydon
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- “Paper Mobiles, Oamaru Art Gallery” by Jim Graydon
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- “Homeless” by Richard Lambert
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- “Mother and Child” by Peter McNeur
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- “Monarch Butterfly” by Kay Halligan
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- “Codgers” by John Rhodes
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- “Celebration” by Peter McNeur
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- “Young Love” by Richard Lambert — Print
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- “Swim Time” by Jazell Wilkie
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- “Droplet” by Martin Connelly
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- “Pacific Dreams” by Jan Abernethy
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- “Eye of Extinction” by Glenys Robertson
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- “Busker” by Martin Connelly
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- “Hear See Speak” by Rebecca Kempton — Print
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- “Formidable Steps” by Carolyn Kearns
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- “Smarties” by Simon Murcott
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- “Super Galaxy” by Bruce Levy
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- “From Vine to Wine” by Jan Abernethy
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- “Le Penseur” by John Rhodes
Wairarapa Camera Club 
Think this is a more vried, livelier and imaginative selection than for our previous exhibitions when we were constrained by the subject matter.. It will be very interesting to see how it is received