NZ Pictorial

Among the many people who accompany Rob Brown on his frequent trips into the backcountry, the considerable weight and size of his pack is always noted. His pack is so heavy, for on top of the necessary tramping gear and food, he always carries his large-format camera, and the requisite lenses and film. This has been a very fruitful exertion however, as though now considered old technology, this camera has been one of the cornerstones of his career, for it has enabled him to produce the remarkable, immensely detailed and beautifull... read more

New Zealand Highlights is a composition of photographic images designed to convey to others the magnificence of this part of the world. It is a landscape book, mostly displaying naturally occurring landscapes and features throughout New Zealand. This book of highlights will serve as a photographic record of many locations visited while in New Zealand and for those who have not had the good fortune to visit New Zealand yet, this book might inspire them to do so.

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A photographic essay of New Zealand's magical landscapes. The author's aim was to create a book that showed the magic of New Zealand through his own eyes. All photographs are digital.

A photographic testimony to New Zealand's magnificent natural landscapes andcultural hallmarks. This collection of over 200 colour photographs by Craig Potton is the culmination of 20 years of exploration of New Zealand. Published to replace "New Zealand Under the Southern Sky", the photographs have been extensively updated and edited to cover all of the major tourist icons and features, while the book has been rediwigned and fotmatted to create an optimal New Zealand souvenir.

Ten years' worth of aerial photography have given photographer David Wall a unique viewpoint on New Zealand, and this compact hardback provides the perfect souvenir of the South Island, featuring a selection of his best shots from the Marlborough Sounds to Stewart Island. The North Island is presented in a companion volume; both have captions and an introduction by Auckland writer Alison Dench.

New Zealand Journey is a collection of stunning New Zealand photographs presenting a genuinely fresh and original view of the New Zealand landscape. With so many photographers at work in this country, this is a surprisingly difficult task, rarely achieved. Austrian photographers Georg Popp and Verena Hacker have managed this, through a determination to find new and interesting compositions of well-known places, and also through persistence, often waiting days for the right conditions to make a single image. This book covers all of ... read more

Andris Apse was the first photographer to seriously tackle New Zealand's scenery with a panoramic camera, and his work remains the benchmark by which all are judged. "New Zealand Landscapes" was first published in 1994 and has been revised and refreshed. While retaining the current structure and format, every photo has been rescanned to utilise the better digital technology that is now available; the design has been modernised; and the overall quality of printing has been raised. This gives the book a more contemporary feel but ret... read more

Pocket edition. Lost in New Zealand is a new release from pre-eminent New Zealand photographer Craig Potton, in the popular New Zealand pictorial genre. In a deliberate move away from the highly commercial photography of the likes of New Zealand Aotearoa, Craig is presenting images from his photo library with a more subtle and sophisticated take on the landscape. Influenced by recent photography trips to Iceland and Nepal, and the success of his newly-opened Arrowtown gallery, Craig is keen to make available his less-known but more... read more

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A Photographic journey of discovery through Aotearoa.

Experience the adventures of two brave young girls riding 2000 miles through the mountains, cyclones, floods and droughts of New Zealand with no back-up except their mischievous packhorse Monty. This is a modern-day adventure story of two women living by faith and trusting in God while fulfilling their dream.

Landscape photographer Craig Potton has selected 144 images from journeys around (and over) both North and South Islands of New Zealand capturing the essence of New Zealand's natural and cultural landscape.

This book takes an appealing, informal look at New Zealand through the lens of German photographer Karl Johaentges. The usual Craig Potton production qualities apply.

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New Zealand: Eye on the Landscape is a fresh and original pictorial book, containing a collection of the best images of New Zealand from a wide range of landscape photographers.

Among the many people who accompany Rob Brown on his frequent trips into the backcountry, the considerable weight and size of his pack is always noted. His pack is so heavy, for on top of the necessary tramping gear and food, he always carries his large-format camera, and the requisite lenses and film. This has been a very fruitful exertion however, as though now considered old technology, this camera has been one of the cornerstonesof his career, for it has enabled him to produce the remarkable, immensely detailed and beautifully... read more

Andris Apse, is without doubt, New Zealand’s finest panoramic landscape photographer. He has an international reputation for his finely crafted images, characterised by their intense colour and light. In New Zealand Horizons he presents another collection of his New Zealand photographs. Here the spaciousness of this country is beautifully portrayed, with images of sweeping beaches and ocean horizons, rolling farmland, huge glacial lakes and mountain peaks. This is a unique view of New Zealand, by one of this country’s m... read more