• Nor'wester storms can quickly transform Canterbury's alpine lakes, including Lake Pukaki, from placid calmness to raging surf
  • A fresh winter coat of snow drapes the mountains surrounding Lake Heron, Canterbury
  • For a brief minute or two the wind stops, the lake goes still, and Aoraki-Mt Cook reflects perfectly in Lake Pukaki
  • Recent rain at Lake Hauroko, New Zealand's deepest lake, results in the lake being that little bit deeper
  • An aerial view of the Two Thumb Range and Lake Tekapo, Mackenzie Basin
  • Dusk at Lake Heron brings out and intense crimson hue in the sky
  • A warm westerly morning brings surf-like conditions to Lake Wanaka
  • When State Highway 8 comes alongside Lake Pukaki the first sight of its glacial blue water is almost too difficult to believe
  • The Red Tarns are accessed via an hour and a bit climb from Aoraki / Mt Cook village
  • The wintry view from Sealy Tarns towards Aoraki / Mt Cook
  • Although mostly purples and pinks, lupins can be found in a diverse range of colours (Lake Tekapo)
  • Minutes after capturing this image at Lake Tekapo, the heavens opened and I was running for cover!
  • A classic Kiwi scene: baches (sometimes called cribs) beside the water at Lake Alexandrina, with lupins providing a splash of colour
  • A long exposure turns this windy and wild shore at Lake Tekapo into a picture of calmness
  • A long exposure of a rather gloomy evening at Lake Tekapo
  • A nor'west sky over Lake Tekapo lights up at sunset
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