P Peryer work from his book Peter Peryer Photographer, Auckland 2008, University Press
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- Nobody lives in here!
- Two works from 1974
- Stenyevec
- First roundabout in Zgb
- No pickers
- Yarun varieties
- Facades in Zagreb continuing
- Plough-field
- Train ppl
- Many wishes
- The rocket
- Sava embankment
- Frost
- Big rubish day
- Bricks
- Fathers orchard 1974
- Neighbourhood 1974
- Primary Srednyaci
- Poverty in Zagreb
- Palace Hotel, Zagreb
- Wires
- Fence
- Design
- First snow this season
- Pescenica, Peshchenica or Peščenica in Zagreb
- Gypsy house Pescenica Zagreb
- Ban Jelachich Square in Zagreb
- Victims of Fascizm Square in Zagreb
- Capitol Hill in Zagreb
- Skoda field
- Octopus
- Ch trees again coming
- Yarun postcards
- Municipial Court
- Poverty or habit?
- Selska Rd
- Croatian Women
- and Yarun
- N Z
- New Zealand memories
- Zagreb Uni
- Ruinous facade
- Tram wires
- Ribs
- Reader
- Goetzov Put bb
- Trade Union Buliding
- Sunny Sat
- King Tomislav
- MSU Zagreb
- Marijan Trepshe Show
- Facades in Zagreb
- Seven & seven
- Arshanys toilets
- Arshany last week
- RW Station Pitomacha
- Primary & Parish House, Pitomacha
- Yalta, Yalta
- Film makers
- Flowers at British Square in Zagreb
- View from Mimara entrance door
- Mimara Art Museum in Zagreb
- Stuffed goats head
- Famous Owl 2003
- Facades in Zagreb
- Fish market: Bugva
- Sat was nice autumn day
- Rubish and rubish bins
- V N Street
- Vladimir Nazor, poet
- White dots
- Antlers
- V Lisinski Statue
- Music Hall V Lisinski, Zagreb
- One more ...
- Bear and the paw
- Owl in museum
- Hawks Bay
- Photographic handwriting
- No title
- More postcards
- Prechko on 1 Nov
- Apartments Prechko
- Tree disappeared
- All saints day flowers
- River bed
- Moon River with boat debris
- Bush
- No title
- Time of portraits
- Cementery Miroshevac Zagreb
- Cementery and church Pitomacha
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About Me
- tomislav
- An immigrant in New Zealand from Croatia. Now, an immigrant from NZ in Croatia.
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