Into the Tussock Lands

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Limited Edition Fine Art Print — Edition of 10

Captured with the Canon R5 as a multiple-shot panorama, the original high-resolution file preserves exceptional fine detail, allowing for large-scale fine art reproduction.

Printed on premium, museum-grade archival Fine Art Cotton Rag paper. This heavy-textured matte finish completely eliminates glare and gives the image a deeply artistic, multi-dimensional depth. (Alternative paper finishes, like Lustre, are available upon request—please use the contact form to inquire).

Prints are handled with cotton gloves, wrapped in protective tissue, and carefully rolled in heavy-duty mailing tubes to ensure they arrive in pristine condition. Worldwide tracked shipping is available.

The Story Behind the Print

There was a stillness in the high country that day, the air heavy with the promise of an approaching storm. Shifting light swept across the golden tussock, briefly setting the landscape ablaze beneath the dark, brooding clouds.

I positioned the gravel road to lead the eye deep into the scene, capturing that wonderful sense of scale, isolation and quiet that makes the high country so compelling. A fleeting moment of light and weather, before the storm finally rolled in.

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Limited Edition Fine Art Print — Edition of 10

Captured with the Canon R5 as a multiple-shot panorama, the original high-resolution file preserves exceptional fine detail, allowing for large-scale fine art reproduction.

Printed on premium, museum-grade archival Fine Art Cotton Rag paper. This heavy-textured matte finish completely eliminates glare and gives the image a deeply artistic, multi-dimensional depth. (Alternative paper finishes, like Lustre, are available upon request—please use the contact form to inquire).

Prints are handled with cotton gloves, wrapped in protective tissue, and carefully rolled in heavy-duty mailing tubes to ensure they arrive in pristine condition. Worldwide tracked shipping is available.

The Story Behind the Print

There was a stillness in the high country that day, the air heavy with the promise of an approaching storm. Shifting light swept across the golden tussock, briefly setting the landscape ablaze beneath the dark, brooding clouds.

I positioned the gravel road to lead the eye deep into the scene, capturing that wonderful sense of scale, isolation and quiet that makes the high country so compelling. A fleeting moment of light and weather, before the storm finally rolled in.