Resilience in Ruin, Echoes of a Forgotten Farm urban adventure Hooker Lake lies at the

Hooker Lake lies at the foot of the Hooker Glacier in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park

Conservation Areas and one World Heritage Site

set among hills that blaze gold each April as its avenues of exotic trees turn

a chain of glaciated peaks and deep valleys carved by ice over millions of years

the series named a nominee at the Fine Art Photography Awards 2024 (Architecture)

Resilience in Ruin, Echoes of a Forgotten Farm urban adventure Hooker Lake lies at theThe stone, timber and iron ruins of a long abandoned farm stand in the open grasslands of Central Otago, beneath the snow capped Hawkdun Range. This is dry, remote high country in the heart of the South Island, where old stations are slowly returning to the land. Stephen Milner photographed the ruins in black and white, the weathered structures standing in low light against the tussock and the range behind. Printed to order at a specialist fine art