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From the vantage point of a nearby peak, Stephan makes the most of a fleeting moment of sun breaking through the clouds above the Rangitata River in the Canterbury Plains. Light illuminates the vibrant green in the foreground, and a dramatic contrast between the Two Thumbs Range in the distance and the moody sky above is revealed. Rangitata was achieved by stitching six individual images together to create one panorama piece.
A night expedition into the Hooker Valley results in a dramatic shot of Aoraki/Mt Cook, illuminated by moonlight. Stephan has won multiple awards for this technically precise piece, which also captures the spectacular Milky Way travelling across the night sky.
A glimpse into the quintessential tussock-covered hills of Central Otago. Danseys Pass is a region famous for its gold mining past, and here, gold seems to carry through the landscape. Tussocks blanket the foreground, leading into the Kakanui Range beyond.
Take a glimpse into the depth and complexity of a rich rainforest setting. In the foreground, a bright ponga (silver tree fern) vies for attention against a sea of green. Ponga was shot from The Chasm walkway near the Cleddau River in Fiordland National Park.
A mighty Fiordland storm leaves an impressive display of waterfalls and raging rivers in its wake. Here, the Gulliver River near Milford Sound is captured using a long exposure, appearing to calm the raging waters.
Patience, persistence and the perfect storm align to deliver this dramatic Fiordland piece, Piopiotahi. The many moods of Milford Sound play out above Mitre Peak. Stephan has waited many years to visually capture the brooding power of this extraordinary location. During an immense storm, Stephan finally found that long-awaited perfect moment.
Old kahikatea trees stand on the shores of Lake Wahapo on the West Coast. The silhouettes of these trees—which once covered the entire area—create a serene reflection on the still water of the lake, and a compelling contrast to the light of a new day dawning.
Close to New Zealand's most famous peak, Aoraki/Mt Cook, Graham Saddle connects the vast Chamberlin Snowfield with The Minarets. Seemingly endless layers of saddles and peaks are the hallmark of the Southern Alps, and it is only when seen from the air can we get a sense of just how vast it is.
In a remote location, Stephan captures the mesmerising Pyke Creek Falls...
One of New Zealand's most picturesque settings is Lake Matheson, famous for the perfect reflections which appear on the lake – but only on a calm day. Here, Stephan's patience is rewarded and he captures a perfectly synchronised moment. The Southern Alps appear in the distance – once in real life and once as a reflection — and the viewer may question which one is which.
The iconic Irishman Creek Roadman's Hut lies nestled within the vast landscape of Lake Tekapo and the Mackenzie Basin on New Zealand's South Island. Evoking a sense of nostalgia and adventure, the hut stands as a reminder of bygone days, yet still welcomes travellers into its cosy setting. Stephan captures a quiet moment as the sun sets over this iconic Mackenzie Basin scene.
Glacial debris from Hooker Glacier litters Hooker Lake in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. Here, the retreating Hooker Glacier has carved a fascinating landscape of rock, ice, and turquoise water—and the occasional alpine speargrass plant.
The sharp outline of a native beech tree is contrasted against the mist of Devil’s Punchbowl Falls in the background. Cascading down 131 metres, Devil’s Punchbowl is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Arthur’s Pass district.
A long exposure turns the rushing waters of McLean Falls into a hazy spectre. In contrast, the vibrancy of the green moss is captured in sharp focus. From an expedition through the Catlins, Stephan captures this powerful yet somehow peaceful setting.
Capturing the essence of an alpine environment. From atop Mt Alfred, the spectacular sight of the snowy peaks of the Southern Alps meeting the braided river valleys plays out far below.
Deep within Mt Aspiring National Park, a scene of rich greens and lush growth is uncovered. The depth and vibrancy of the landscapes along the Routeburn Track is captured here in this location near Glenorchy. A shot of sunlight penetrates through the forest to illuminate the varying hues of green.
The Ailsa Mountains sit within Fiordland National Park nestled between the Humboldts and the Earl Mountains, not far from the famed Greenstone and Caples Tracks. While the area is a haven for hikers and mountaineers, there are only a lucky few who will cast their eyes upon the peaks of Ailsa from this vantage point.
Hidden away in the Catlins, along the southern coast of the South Island, Koropuku Falls is a spectacular sight hidden deep in the bush. Stephan took a 40-minute hike off the beaten track to capture this beautiful waterfall and its perfect curtain of water.
