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Open Print Edition
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.
Captured in the Tasman region of New Zealand, this image of Wai-iti House was the result of carefully working the scene to find a strong foreground and background alignment. The composition uses two large tōtara trees in the foreground to naturally frame the historic homestead behind.
This was a focussed, stacked image, built to maintain sharp detail from the textured tree trunks through to the house on the hillside. The overcast light helped hold even tones across the scene, allowing the structure, trees, and surrounding grass to sit together without harsh contrast.
The house shows clear signs of age, with weathered timber and a rusted corrugated iron roof, sitting quietly within the landscape. The framing of the trees and the layered focus bring structure to a scene that is slowly being reclaimed by nature.
Open Print Edition
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.
Captured in the Tasman region of New Zealand, this image of Wai-iti House was the result of carefully working the scene to find a strong foreground and background alignment. The composition uses two large tōtara trees in the foreground to naturally frame the historic homestead behind.
This was a focussed, stacked image, built to maintain sharp detail from the textured tree trunks through to the house on the hillside. The overcast light helped hold even tones across the scene, allowing the structure, trees, and surrounding grass to sit together without harsh contrast.
The house shows clear signs of age, with weathered timber and a rusted corrugated iron roof, sitting quietly within the landscape. The framing of the trees and the layered focus bring structure to a scene that is slowly being reclaimed by nature.