R.I.P

The Steamship SS Dicky was washed ashore in 1893 during a cyclone. Attempts to relaunch it proved unsuccessful. The beach, Dicky beach, took it's name from the ship. The parts of the shipwreck shown on the right of this image have since disappeared so I feel lucky to have captured this image.
This fine art image is available as part of a limited edition of 50 prints.

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Lost in thought

I was treated to this stunning sunrise the one and only time I visited Moeraki. I love the serenity. Who would guess I was fighting against swathes of seaweed, fickle waves and photographers from a workshop swarming everywhere.
This fine art print is offered as part of a limited edition of 50 prints.

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Immerse yourself

The Lake Wanaka tree is worshipped by photographers from all over the world. Its mountain backdrop is often blessed with a brilliant alpenglow.
This image was awarded silver in the landscape category of the 2013 International Loupe Awards.

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Anticipation

Hope Island Marina is located in the heart of the Hope Island Resort and next to Sanctuary Cove. It boasts deep water direct-ocean access. The Hope Island Marina is not just a popular spot for boaties but also for al fresco dining and boutique shopping.

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All my secrets

Cradle Mountain, within World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, is one of Tasmania’s premier wilderness regions. Often shrouded in fog, this wilderness is overflowing with mood and mystery. And when the fog lifts ..... magic happens.

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