Crafted slowly. Printed to last.
Shaped by quiet hours, shifting weather, and patient watching, each piece is selected from years of work and printed with archival pigment inks on museum‑grade cotton rag. Hand-signed and strictly limited to 20 copies, these prints are crafted to bring a sense of stillness and place into your space.
Learn more about the journey from concept to capture and delivery here.
Kohinga: The Opening Collection
A curated cross-section of New Zealand’s coastlines, hills, and quiet rural places.
Kohinga (meaning collection or gathering) offers a first glimpse into the Land of the Long White Cloud. This opening series sets the tone—introducing the landscapes, moods, and deep sense of place that unfold in the work ahead.
✦ Collector's Note: To preserve exclusivity, editions are strictly limited to 20 copies per image.
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Tasman Ice captures the quiet, glacial stillness of the Tasman Lake as floating ice drifts in the cold morning light. The scene is stripped back to its essentials — pale water, fractured ice, and the muted weight of the surrounding mountains. It’s a landscape shaped by time rather than weather, where everything feels slow, heavy, and deliberate. The photograph holds that sense of scale and solitude without forcing it, inviting the viewer to pause and take in the quiet work of the glacier.
Available in A3, A2, and A1.
Note: Each size is individually cropped as images do not fill or bleed to paper edge.
Location: Tasman Glacier, New Zealand
The Story Behind the Image
The snow was getting heavy as walked down to the glacier lake. The camera struggled to focus through all that snow; manual focus, crouching low and then get the shot. Another hour later, frozen but happy we were back at fire-side. Back in the digital darkroom, a narrow crop seemed best. Yes, those colours are real!
This image looks stunning at A1 size, either frame with the white space as shown or use a custom panoramic framing.
✦ Material: Museum-quality giclée printed on 100% Smooth Cotton Rag (310gsm) using archival pigment inks. Free from optical brighteners, hand-signed, and designed to last a lifetime.
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Please note: some preview images on this page (including framed or wall-mounted views) are AI-generated visualizations created to help you picture scale, framing, and placement in a room. They are not the artwork itself. The print you receive is produced from the original photograph, printed on archival cotton rag paper, and hand-signed as described above.
As the sun dips behind the western hills, the Interislander ferry glides across Wellington Harbour like a slow-moving sculpture, its white hull catching the last golden light. The water shimmers in copper and slate, rippling gently as the ship carves a path toward Cook Strait. Hills on either side — Miramar to the east, the Hutt Valley beyond — soften into silhouette, while the sky above burns with streaks of amber and violet. Seagulls wheel overhead, their wings briefly illuminated, and the ferry’s wake stretches behind like a memory fading into dusk. It’s a moment of quiet grandeur — industrial grace meeting natural beauty in the heart of Wellington, New Zealand.
Available in A3, A2, and A1.
The Story Behind the Image
A quiet moment after sundown, watching the last light fade over Wellington Harbour and the Heads—when the Interislander ferry appeared, gliding out as if it had been choreographed.
Timing like this can’t be staged.
The ferry company reached out to use the image for free… but some moments are worth more than that.
Note: Each size is individually cropped as images do not fill or bleed to paper edge.
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
✦ Material: Museum-quality giclée printed on 100% Smooth Cotton Rag (310gsm) using archival pigment inks. Free from optical brighteners, hand-signed, and designed to last a lifetime.
Read about this here.
Please note: some preview images on this page (including framed or wall-mounted views) are AI-generated visualizations created to help you picture scale, framing, and placement in a room. They are not the artwork itself. The print you receive is produced from the original photograph, printed on archival cotton rag paper, and hand-signed as described above.