Picture was captured on a dark cloudy day complementing the persona of Cargill's Castle, one of only two New Zealand castles. Its location on the St Clair clifftops has ensured that it remains a Dunedin landmark. by Blair K.
This 1939 art deco NZ Railways Road Services Depot has always captured my attention whilst driving down the one-way system. It was designed by architect Eric S C Miller. It is now part of the Toitū Otago Settlers Museum. By Emma M.
I took this photo on a typical cloudy Dunedin day. Designed by John Campbell, the law courts are one of the finest examples of Gothic civic architecture in the country and were built and opened in 1902. By Emma M.
This used to be New Zealand's biggest railway station. It is easy to see why it was ranked as one of the 'wonders of the world', according to DK Eyewitness Travel's guide, 'The World's 200 Must-See Places' By Emma M.
As a child this church always drew me in as I it reminded me of vampires in the movies. It is like a wee piece of Europe in Dunedin. I love the angles and the shadows that it casts. By Gaylene S.
The Standard Building's facade is being restored to its original. This is a good example of how this can have a positive impact on the streetscape. I love this area due to its rich heritage and the exquisite details these buildings have. By Ita D.
Knox Church, January 2013. By Joshua M.
Polychromatic brickwork and contrasting pilasters draw the eye to the Dowling Street Imperial Buildings. The building elegantly overlooks Queens Gardens and complements the form of the earlier Commerce Building opposite. By Kari W.
Boat Sheds around the Bay - before Macandrew Bay....a strong fishing culture & way of life. I was talking to Mum and she remembers many of the boat sheds from over 50 years ago! I love how each one has its own charm and quirky characteristics. By Kylie T.
Part of the Dunedin Railway Station taken at night. By Rose C.
Here are the top ten photos from the ODT Dunedin Heritage Festival Photo Competition, as voted by Facebook users. The winning photo, as selected by our judges, will be announced on Wednesday, April 24. To find out more about this year's Dunedin Heritage Featival go to: http://www.dunedinnz.com/heritagefestival
