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A silent sunrise over the waters of Kuramea in the Catlins. Kuramea is fed by the Catlins River, and in this area abundant with wildlife, it is no surprise to see a handful of wetlands birds perched on the remnants of an old jetty.
Sam Summers Hut has stood on this location for nearly 100 years, bearing witness to the Wakatipu’s heady gold rush days. Here, Stephan captures this historic hut sitting serenely within the landscape along the Mt Crichton Loop Track.
Along the picturesque Lake Marian Track in Fiordland, Stephan veers off-track to capture a panorama of Marian Creek Falls. As the crystal-clear water tumbles its way from Lake Marian to the Hollyford River, Stephan uses a six-stage setup and long exposure to steal a frozen moment of the fast-flowing water.
The distinctive horseshoe-shaped Lake Paringa captured on a classic wet and misty West Coast day. A five-minute exposure appears to make the rain disappear, drawing the eye to the dark, deep waters of the lake.
Sunrise at Tokata, the iconic lighthouse at Nugget Point along the wild southern coastline. In an area renowned for wild weather, ‘the nuggets’ are caught in a quiet moment. The perfect sunrise gives an opportunity to capture the lighthouse, the walking track, the rocks and the vast Southern Ocean stretching out into the distance.
An aerial photographic expedition into Fiordland results in a breathtaking capture of Kaipo Wall. Only from high above can the heartstopping scale of Kaipo's sheer, 1300-metre rock wall be appreciated. Located on the jagged flanks of Mt Tūtoko, Kaipo Wall is a location revered and respected by serious mountain climbers.
A serene and reflective moment on Lake Lochie where the line between forest and water is unknown. Lake Lochie is found deep within Fiordland National Park, where myriad hues of green blanket the landscape. Here, Stephans powerful camera captures the subtle variation of each tiny hue. Lake Lochie received three Bronze Medals at the 2022 OneEyeland Photography Awards.
A rare moment of serene and calm on Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand's third-largest lake. From Meiklejohn's Bay, Stephan savours a moment of stillness with a long exposure to capture the evening sunset before the last of the day's colours fades behind the mountains.
An old fishing hut near Falls Dam takes pride of place amongst the vast Maniototo Plain in Central Otago. The Maniototo is a vast and alluring landscape. From a carpet of golden tussocks to the clear, blue skies of the high country, Stephan captures the area’s range of vivid colours and contrasts.
Those taking the spectacular journey to Piopiotahi/Milford Sound will drive alongside the Cleddau River for some of the way. Yet here, Stephan ventures deeper into the Fiordland forest to capture the river in a more peaceful setting. Under the early morning light, Stephan uses a longer exposure to convey a mystical and silk-like appearance to the river.
Sunrise on a curious collection of boulders at Koekohe Beach, Otago. The Moeraki Boulders is a famed tourist attraction, but here, Stephan presents the boulders in a moment of early morning quiet. A stunning long exposure brings the breaking light, the ocean and the perfectly shaped boulders together into one beautiful image.
Captured during a recent aerial photographic expedition to the West Coast, Bismarck Peaks is a glimpse into the vast Southern Alps.
Range after range and peak after peak stretch as far as the eye can see.
This piece was captured from high above thanks to Stephan’s friends at Heliworks.
All the colours of Fiordland appearing in rich detail. On the Gulliver River in Fiordland, Stephan uses a longer exposure to create an opportunity for us to see what would normally flash past in a moment. The pristine water of the Gulliver River cascades its way through Fiordland National Park before meeting the Cleddau River and flowing into Piopiotahi/Milford Sound.
On the wild West Coast, the still and silent Lake Mapourika exists as a link to an ancient time of glaciers. Here, Stephan endured a storm of sandflies to capture a quintessential West Coast moment; dark waters, dense bush and solitude.
The Remarkables mountain range is an ever-present form for those who live in the Whakatipu Basin. Stephan’s take on this jagged and striking feature was taken from Deer Park Heights, an ideal location to capture an impressive cloud formation looming behind.
Mt Tutuko captured from above. Flying by helicopter over Fiordland National Park, Stephan captured a perfect moment when the cloud shifted, and sunlight broke through to reveal the glistening face of Mt Tutuko.
Donne River cascades its way through Fiordland National Park before meeting the Cleddau River and flowing into the head of Milford Sound. Beginning high in the Darran Mountains, the Donne River is quintessential Fiordland, with its crystal clear water, impenetrable bush flanking either side and immense boulders littering the river bed. Donne River was shot by Stephan during a trip into Fiordland, where he enjoyed a frosty start and wet boots to capture the snow-capped mountains, lush rainforest and a ray of sunlight in one perfect image.
One of Stephan's favourite locations, Mt Somnus in the Humboldt Mountains. Here, the sunlight works its magic on Somnus' sloping snowy ridges. An image like this would not be possible without the help of the helicopter.
