Road to the Top, Mount Cook Nelson a nostalgic record of an

a nostalgic record of an era long gone

Conservation Areas and one World Heritage Site

the dairy heartland where cold

El Capitan and Half Dome standing over the forest with Bridalveil Fall threading down the far wall

Te Mata Peak rises above Havelock North in Hawke's Bay

Road to the Top, Mount Cook Nelson a nostalgic record of anThe road into Aoraki Mount Cook National Park runs straight up the Tasman Valley through open tussock, aimed at the snow capped bulk of Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest mountain at 3,724 metres, at the head of the valley in the Southern Alps. Stephen Milner photographed the road in black and white, the centre line leading the eye straight toward the great mountain beneath a cloud streaked sky. Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab, in