Picton sits at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, the gateway port to the Marlborough Sounds at the north-eastern tip of the South Island. Sheltered by native bush-clad hills, its harbour is where the inter-island ferries meet the maze of drowned valleys beyond.
Stephen Milner photographed the harbour in black and white, storm cloud sweeping over the calm water and the native bush framing the scene.
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.