The Forgotten Gardens of Tututawa
A part of Taranaki gardening history. Hundreds of rhododendrons,
magnolias and exoti c trees in 20 acres of gardens, meadows and
streams. Terraced ponds and bridges. Oak, acers and beech trees.
Alpacas, peacocks and exoti c pheasants. Roam around the gardens
and bring a picnic.
Located off the Worlds Forgotten Highway in Taranaki, New Zealand.
44 acres of meadows and gardens
Rhododendrons
Hundreds of varieties
an island created by volcanoes
iceland’s geothermic pools and black sand beaches create stunning compositions from the air. both are created by the island’s constant volcanic activity.
natural beauty in its rawest form
iceland’s surface is carved by water, originating from either its massive glaciers or abundant rainfall.
the sun’s angle at this latitude produces deep and contrasty colors, drawing out the blacks in the volcanic soil and saturating the greens from the grasses and moss.
shop prints
a2 sized digital c prints, suitable for framing. each edition is limited to ten prints.
