Punakaiki Marvels, South Island Frame:ArtBox White The Redwoods

The Redwoods

An old Navajo dwelling sits at the foot of one towering butte

The road into Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park runs straight up the Tasman Valley through open tussock

Its weathered timber facade is all that remains of the once-busy mining town

where old stations are slowly returning to the land

Punakaiki Marvels, South Island Frame:ArtBox White The RedwoodsPunakaiki, on the wild West Coast of the South Island, is famous for its Pancake Rocks, stacked limestone formations layered like pancakes, riddled with blowholes and surge pools where the Tasman Sea drives in. The site sits in Paparoa National Park. Stephen Milner photographed the layered rocks in black and white, the strange stacked limestone standing above the surf with the coast running north behind. Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab,