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An image like this is only possible with the help of a helicopter. From high above
Deep in the Westland World Heritage Area and not far from the Gates of Haast, a hidden world of waterfalls and chasms is unveiled. Getting off the beaten track, Stephan captures Wilson Creek Chasm; a spectacular sight with its sheer, moss-covered walls sheltering a tranquil blue-green pool below. Here, everything comes together perfectly to catch a hidden West Coast sight that very few get to see.
At last light, The Remarkables catch a golden glow. Shooting from the waterline of nearby Lake Johnson, Stephan captures a perfect reflection
Captured on a serene winter morning, Lake Matheson Reflection presents a fresh view of the renowned West Coast lake
On a tranquil day, Moke Lake transforms into a mirror, perfectly reflecting the golden tussock slopes behind it
At dawn, golden light sweeps over Ben Lomond’s rugged ridgeline, casting dramatic shadows and highlighting its sharp rock formations
Fast-moving clouds carry the last of the day's warm light across the sky, creating a striking contrast with the crisp, cold conditions at lake level
From a viewpoint behind Treble Cone, the Matukituki River winds through the valley below, Lake Wānaka shimmering in the distance
Duffers Saddle is the highest mountain pass accessible by public road in New Zealand, reaching an altitude of 1,300 metres
Sunset illuminates the ancient kahikatea trees standing tall above the serene waters of Lake Brunner near Hokitika. In the background, the West Coast
Beautiful moss covered Mountain Beech trees up Key Summit. If you are up there do the extra little Alpine Nature Walk and you will find yourself right in the middle...
Tasman Lake captures the breathtaking beauty of Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park in the early morning light...
Morning light bathes Mount Sefton's face in golden alpenglow while the Hooker River flows beneath in cool, aqua blue.
A rare moment of perfect stillness allows Lake Ohau to mirror the presence of the surrounding peaks with crystal clarity.
The Tūtuko River winds through Fiordland's Darran Mountains, framed by native beech forest. Using a long exposure, the rushing water is transformed into a silky ribbon weaving between mossy boulders.
Within the lush tapestry of the Haast bush, Thunder Creek Falls cascades with breathtaking grace down a 28-metre drop to the Haast River below. Balancing the power of the water and the serenity of the setting, Stephan takes us into a vibrant and mesmerising scene.
The jagged peaks and deep blues of the Tyndall Ridge in Fiordland National Park. Some ranges are easier to identify than others, and Tyndall stands out from the endless stretch of mountain ranges with its distinctive razor-sharp ridgeline.
Castle Hill showcases the unique landscape of Arthur's Pass, two hours out of Christchurch. Captured with the rarely-used 200mm lens
