Our world is fast developing and carelessly disrupting nature. But nature will always prevail, long after we are gone.
Humankind has imposed itself on and in our natural world to ridiculous extremes. But nature knows how to bounce back. Ultimately, regardless of our existence, nature will always recover; it will reclaim what we as a species have taken from it.
We forget how much we depend on our natural world and we need to start showing it more respect if we want to be around to see it flourish.
Tākaka, NZ, 2024
Taranaki, NZ, 2024
Canterbury, NZ, 2024
Brighton, Dunedin, NZ, 2024
Arthur's Pass, NZ, 2024
Lake Tennyson, NZ, 2024
Stradbroke Island, AUS, 2024
Queen Charlotte Sound, NZ, 2024
Aramoana, NZ, 2024
Central Otago, NZ, 2024
Central Otago, NZ, 2024
Central Otago, NZ, 2024
Mt. Taranaki, NZ, 2024
Mt. Taranaki, NZ, 2024
Taupō, NZ, 2024
Wellington Botanic Gardens, NZ, 2024
Timaru, NZ, 2024
Billabong Sanctuary, AUS, 2024
Billabong Sanctuary, AUS, 2024
Queen Charlotte Sound, NZ, 2024
Queen Charlotte Sound, NZ, 2024
Mt. Cook National Park, NZ, 2024
Mt. Taranaki, NZ, 2024
Lake Tekapo Observatory, NZ, 2024
Lake Tekapo Observatory, NZ, 2024
Nugget Point, NZ, 2024
Omaru, NZ, 2024
Wanaka, NZ, 2024
Stradbroke Island, AUS, 2024
Stradbroke Island, AUS, 2024
Hervey Bay, AUS, 2024
Springbrook National Park, AUS, 2024
Daintree Rainforest, AUS, 2024
Moeraki Boulders, NZ, 2024
Moeraki Boulders, NZ, 2024
Moeraki Boulders, NZ, 2024
Central Otago, NZ, 2024
Central Otago, NZ, 2024
Oban, Scotland, UK, 2022
Oban, Scotland, UK, 2022
