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Moving into another mountain range

October 02, 2019

Moving into another mountain range
Moving back high into the mountains. Working on a new Paratitahi tarn painting, will show the progress soon. These large and attractive tarns lie in a glacial basin at the head of the Arnst River at an altitude of 1650m. They are both remote and magical yet easily visited on the St Arnaud Range.

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A Closer Look at Lake Tennyson
A Closer Look at Lake Tennyson

August 13, 2026

This painting in progress is a small-scale painting of the alpine landscape and tarn near the souther shore of Lake Tennyson in the St James Conservation Area, New Zealand. The painting captures a sun-warmed tarn just after the morning ice has melted, surrounded by the distinctive alpine flora, tussocks and rocky textures of this high-country environment...

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Mole Tops Tarns, Ella Range – Nelson Lakes National Park
Mole Tops Tarns, Ella Range – Nelson Lakes National Park

August 09, 2026

This painting is quite special, as it progresses it takes me back to the three-day, two-night summer adventure into the Mole Tops with the kids.
Our trip took us in via Watson Creek, heading into the Mole Tops before...

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Molesworth pines
Molesworth pines

August 01, 2026

You may have recently heard of the wilding pine problems around the country. Unfortunately the Molesworth has a fair dosing of this problem, there's a few dotted around the flatlands but once you get into the highcountry it becomes more apparent in areas. Some of these infections are from past windbreaks, some are from the neighbouring Leatham and some are seeding from...

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