The Great Divide, Southern Alps Size:196 × 110 cm (77 × 43 in) This view looks across to

This view looks across to it from the North Shore

The cloud formations caused by volcanic activity in New Zealand were used to navigate the land by early Maori settlers in the fourteenth century

Its long wall of snow-capped peaks rises above wide tussock flats

morning mist over the fields and cattle grazing on the slope below

Epson International Pano Awards 2024 (Open Awards)

The Great Divide, Southern Alps Size:196 × 110 cm (77 × 43 in) This view looks across toThe Main Divide of the Southern Alps separates the wet West Coast from the dry eastern basins of the South Island, its peaks holding snow and ice through the year. Stephen Milner photographed the ranges from the air in black and white, ridge upon ridge falling away toward the glacier carved valleys below. Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab, in two archival finishes: Under Acrylic Glass. The print is face mounted behind matte acrylic glass