Jenny Setchell sees the world as a gallery of little wonders: a perfect mountain reflected in a lake, a dairy with handwritten signs, a truck slowly dissolving into a paddock, or a church organ with more personality than its congregation. A former journalist with a fondness for stories big and small, Jenny now combines photography, writing, publishing, and occasional organ-tour wrangling into a life spent noticing things other people walk straight past. Her books and calendars—whether about New Zealand or about the eccentric universe of pipe organs—capture beauty, humour, and the oddities that make a place feel real. If it’s unusual, unpretentious, or quietly charming, Jenny will almost certainly have photographed it.