Elysian Serenity, Purakaunui Falls Frame:ArtBox Black at the top of the

at the top of the South Island

In the Rangitata Valley

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

The Main Divide of the Southern Alps separates the wet West Coast from the dry eastern basins of the South Island

protected fishing lake in the Mackenzie Basin

Elysian Serenity, Purakaunui Falls Frame:ArtBox Black at the top of thePurakaunui Falls is the most photographed waterfall in the Catlins, the remote, forested south eastern corner of the South Island. The Purakaunui River drops in three wide, even tiers through native beech and fern, a classic of southern New Zealand. Stephen Milner photographed the falls in black and white, the tiered water threading bright through the dark forest and rock. Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab, in two archival finishes: Under