3D TRICK ART PHOTOGRAPHY IN ROTORUA ~ Part 1

Jo and Scotty's Christmas gift to us was a voucher to visit the 3D Trick Art Photography Studio in Rotorua.

This is what their website says:  3D Trick Art Gallery is located in the main spot of Rotorua tourism. There are plenty of tourist attractions in the neighbourhood. If you want to enjoy the luge, natural attractions such as Rainbow Springs and Maori culture of Mitai Maori village, you can find easily within 5 minutes distance from 3D Trick Art Gallery. 

3D Trick Art Gallery is open in Rotorua with Unique and first Trick Art that is themed by New Zealand. Do you love New Zealand Life Style? Are you impressed by nature of New Zealand? Here we offer you a chance to enjoy the unique and special moment of being a part of New Zealand at 3D Trick Art Gallery. Enjoy being a part of the art, Kiwi, All Blacks and NZ Grand Nature and take great memory from your Rotorua Trip.

3 January 2018: We decided to do a road trip to there today ... Brett had to work so Kelly stayed home with him.  We got on the road early and it was really overcast and then started raining.  It rained basically all the way there and all the way back.  I got to relax and crochet in the back seat.

Driving through one little town we saw many shops with these corrugated iron figures on them or like this one it is the whole building.

We stopped in one little town to get some coffee but decided against it as it was really grotty and the sign outside the store said "Keep your valuables out of sight and lock your car doors" eeeeekkkkk!!!!!  Nats and Richie needed the loo so we stopped in at a garage and it was baddddddd!  Thankfully I didn't need to go ... LOL!!!!

When we arrived at the Gallery it was still raining but thankfully everything is inside.  I did not know what to expect and was not prepared for the amount of fun Richard was going to have.  As soon as we walked out the Gallery he sent Jo a message of thanks for the awesome time we had.

Here are our photos ... which I have to do in a couple of parts as they are really lovely.

Not sure if this is a Mona Lisa imitation!!!