Purakaunui Falls is the most photographed waterfall in the Catlins, the remote, forested south-eastern corner of the South Island. The Purakaunui River drops in three wide, even tiers through native beech and fern, a classic of southern New Zealand.
Stephen Milner photographed the falls in black and white, the tiered water threading bright through the dark forest and rock.
Printed to order at a specialist fine art lab and finished by hand:
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Under acrylic glass. The print is face mounted behind matte acrylic glass on a rigid backing and sealed for life, for deep blacks, a glare free surface and a true gallery finish.
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In a Basel frame. A solid 15mm moulding with a shadow gap that sets the image just proud of the wall, in black matte, white, natural oak or walnut.
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Or frameless. The same acrylic panel with no moulding, hung on aluminium rails fitted to the back, so the image runs clean to the edge.
Available in a full range of panoramic sizes, from small pieces to oversized statement work. Custom sizes on request.
Part of Stephen Milner's New Zealand fine art landscape collection.