George Moodie and Thomas Muir: Pioneers of New Zealand Photography George Moodie (1864-1946) and Thomas Muir (1868-1916), alongside Alfred Burton, formed Muir & Moodie, a photographic studio that stands as one of the most influential artistic ventures in nineteenth-century New Zealand. Their legacy extends far beyond simply documenting landscapes; it represents a crucial contribution to shaping the nation’s visual identity and preserv…