New Zealand South Island - NZSI13 Framing:Metal Print

New Zealand South Island - NZSI13 Framing:Metal PrintHuge double waterfall near Fox glacier. The South Island of New Zealand is the larger of the two islands by surface area but is less populated. The waters around the island are the Cook Strait, Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean. Running along the Island from North to South are the Southern Alps, home to Fox and Franz Josef glaciers and its highest peak Mount Cook.

standing strong and solitary

A rare triple waterfall only showing itself after the winter rains

Textures and tones set against beautiful coloured ocean in the bay at Point Picquet

relies heavily on tourism

Sugarloaf Rock looking its best in the fresh light of an early morning

Rugged boulders in front of lighthouse making a good composition at Cape Leeuwin

It is aptly named due to a large channel that has been carved by thousands of years of strong seas and currents

Western Australia

A small hidden cove near Injidup beach

The Island is diverse in appearance with its Huon forests and waterfalls inland and rugged rocky coastlines

This evocative landscape offers sweeping views toward Point D'Entrecasteaux

In the months of autumn