Te Mata Peak, Hawke's Bay Material:On Alu-Dibond are concretions formed in the

are concretions formed in the seabed millions of years ago and slowly freed as the cliffs erode

rays of early light breaking behind the great rock towers above the valley

Two solitary trees stand in winter fog on the Waikato farmland near Pirongia

the series named a nominee at the Fine Art Photography Awards 2024 (Architecture)

Stephen Milner photographed the boulders in black and white

Te Mata Peak, Hawke's Bay Material:On Alu-Dibond are concretions formed in theTe Mata Peak rises above Havelock North in Hawke's Bay, on the east coast of the North Island, its long ridge looking out over a patchwork of rolling farmland and vineyards. The sheep dotted hills below have been likened to the Shire. Stephen Milner photographed the view from the hilltop in black and white, the low sun raking across the folded hills below. Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab, in two archival finishes: Under Acrylic Glass.