This year’s autumn display played out differently to most, the seasonal change arrived late, and the colours held on longer than usual.

No sooner had summer arrived here in New Zealand, I found myself in Hokkaido snowshoeing through a white landscape.

I’ve just returned from two weeks on the road photographing in some stunning winter conditions and exploring new locations.

I wanted to share the three images that are currently hanging above my printer. These photos were all taken in the last month.

I had always wanted to visit and photograph this unique landscape. But, I felt some hesitation with the direction I would to take with my photography there.

Today, in the world of AI generation, it is increasingly difficult to know what is true in photography. So I wish to define the boundaries I adhere to in my work.

Today, life tends to take place in a rushed manner. It's hard to leave this attitude behind, even when we go out to photograph wild places.