Scoop Images: Homegrown 2011

Tuesday, 8 March 2011, 5:39 pm
Article: Talia Shadwell

Scoop Images: Homegrown 2011

Images by Talia Shadwell

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Images from Wellington's Homegrown music festival, 5 March 2011.

The Ruby Suns, homegrown music
festival 2011, wellington

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The Ruby Suns

Kids of 88, homegrown music
festival 2011, wellington

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Kids of 88

Optimus Gryme, homegrown music
festival 2011, wellington

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Optimus Gryme

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Optimus Gryme

Shapeshifter, homegrown music
festival 2011, wellington

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Shapeshifter

The Upbeatshomegrown music
festival 2011, wellington

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The Upbeats

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