Vale Nick Robinson. As well as being an extremely talented photographer, Nick dedicated an enormous amount of his time to 'A Day in the Life of Deniliquin' over the last few decades. His loss will be felt greatly across the whole Deniliquin community and we send our heartfelt condolences to Leah, Ava, Henry, his family and friends. Nick, we will miss you.
“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.” (Dorothea Lange)
Photo taken during the 2011 project: Nick Robinson, Kate Butler, and Nina O'Brien - Project Coordinators of A Day in the Life of Deniliquin
Vale Nick Robinson. What a delightful breath of fresh air he was for this project and the local community. Deeply missed. Nina x
Was a lovely gentleman 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Very very sad … Nick was a lovely lad 🌹
Kevin Reeves Kate Reeves
Nick I will miss you taking off in the morning with your dog and huge smile
Vale Geoff Riley. He contributed so much to the Deniliquin community over his lifetime, as evidenced by his appearance in many Day in the Life of Deniliquin photos. In 2021, Geoff was interviewed as part of our video project and you can really see his spirit. Shine on Geoff.
A wonderful man RIP
Thanks a lot for sharing, Geoff was so active in the community, he’ll be greatly missed.
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Amazing news! The library has agreed to extend the exhibition for another fortnight!
Photo credit - Nina O'Brien. Tuesday 9th March 1:35pm - aerial shot of the Deniliquin CBD.
We'd love to hear some feedback. Head to our survey at this link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/SM67ZM3 or scan the QR code.
Last couple of days left to view the exhibition this week. Don't forget to pop into the library and check out how our town has changed over the years.
Photo credit: 05:17am Tuesday 9th March 2021. Katrina Ives at the Deniliquin Swim Centre. Photo taken by Marg Bull.
Colin Bull show Marg!
Just a reminder if you haven't checked it out yet - the exhibition runs until the end of August.
Don’t forget to come to the Edward River library and check out the exhibition.
These lovely ladies were relaxing on the sofas, watching the video display of photos from the last 4 projects (since 1990). They were enjoying a trip down memory lane, spotting people and places they recognised from their past.
Pictured from left to right are Rita Jefferies and her daughters, Cheryl Jandesu and Linda Sharp. Rita moved to Deni from South Australia 61 years ago. Cheryl and Linda have moved away from town but were born and raised in Deni, attending North school and the High School.
Kristy Ekers Nicole Hunt Kirstie Sharp
