Looking across Glendhu Bay , Lake Wanaka towards the mountains in the general area of Mt Aspiring National Park

Reflections of the hills and cloudscape on the remote Moke Lake near Queenstown New Zealand

The agricultural fields with Lake Pukaki and snow capped southern alps mountain peaks in the background

Ben Ohau range mountains

The remote and stunning Lake Sylvan North West of Glenorchy on the way to the Routeburn Track. Amazing walk through the forest to discover this hidden gem.

First light of the day at the beautiful Lake Matheson with some mist around the lakeshore

Looking across at the mountains on the other side of Lake Pukaki Lake (shot taken from Braemar station)

South Mavora Lake suspension bridge

Exploring the walkway aroiund Johns Creek on the South East corner of Lake Hawea

The walk to Lake Gault takes about an hour from Lake Matheson through native bush and forest

Lake Matheson sunrise portrait

Lake Tekapo at sunset

Rowing boat at Lake Clearwater

Lake Gault walk

Stunning Lake Matheson at sunset

The remote Mavora Lakes conservation Park consist of two lakes named North Mavora and South Mavora (this shot). They are situated amongst an impressive landscape of mountains, lakes, forest and tussock grassland. It requires a 2 hour gravel road to reach the Lake track and then an hours walk through thick forest before you even see the lake

Lake Wanaka reflections, Glendhu Bay

A hazy afternoon at Lake Coleridge

Lake Tekapo's moody blues

Moody conditions at Lake Tekapo

lake Hawea (by the campsite just out of town)

In all my years of phtography this view/location gave me the biggest rush, just image the scenry I couldnt caputre in this frame. I walked for 2 hours before i glimpsed this view, it was so unexpected, to be honest I was lost I thought I was heading soewhere else, but took a wrong turn.The enormity of this vista just cannot be captured in a camera frame.... truelly amaxing,oh by the way this is the far end of Lake Tasman (where the Tasman glacier/moraine meets the lake itself in Mt Cook National Park) after having walked Ball pass (with no walking track) and ignoring all the avalanche warnings!)....may not be my most favotrite image in terms of the audience reaction but incredibly special to me given the entire eperience