This striking landscape photograph captures the dramatic aftermath of 19th century gold mining operations along the Shotover River. The image presents the tailings left behind by gold miners as an unexpectedly beautiful element of this rugged terrain. The photograph transforms the environmental disruption into a visual narrative about the passage of time, evoked by the sepia-toned atmosphere, and the enduring beauty that can emerge from the interaction between human activity and natural landscapes.

Available on washi paper, cotton rag and canvas:

A0 84 x 119 cm (33 x 47”)

A1 59 x 84 cm (23 x 33")

A2 42 x 59 cm (16 x 23”)

Larger sizes can also be made available on request.