New Zealand: A
photographic journey presents a fresh collection of worldclass
landscape images that have been captured across the length and breadth of New
Zealand by acclaimed landscape photographers Todd and Sarah Sisson during the
past decade. Like the countryside that it artfully presents, New Zealand:
A photographic journey will surprise and delight viewers with
the sheer visual diversity and majesty within its pages.
Aimed squarely at the tourist
market, New Zealand presents a vision of the country that
virtually every traveller will identify with. Almost all of the locations in
the book are easily accessible, making New Zealand an
inspirational travel companion or memento of time spent in New Zealand’s great
outdoors.
New Zealand is
a carefully edited selection of the most spectacular images in the Sisson’s
combined catalogue, spanning both islands, from Cape Reinga to the South Coast.
Readers will rapidly appreciate the Sisson’s photographic craftmanship, as they
have sought out and captured the landscape during those fleeting moments when
light, weather and scenery combine to create photographs that transcend the
ordinary and expected.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
SARAH AND TODD SISSON started
photographing the great outdoors in 1997, when they both purchased their first
Nikon SLRs while living and travelling in Canada. Their transition to full-time
professional photographers came about in 2001 when they opened a commercial photography
and video studio, Lighthaus, in Dunedin.
In 2007, Sarah and Todd decided
to focus their energies on their first photographic love – landscape and nature
photography and, consequently, Sisson Photography – sisson.co.nz – fresh New
Zealand imagery was born.
Todd has published a highly
successful instructional e-book, Living Landscapes (2013) – a guide to
taking great landscape photos, which has sold tens of thousands of copies. This
was followed up, in 2014, with Loving Landscapes – a guide from shooting
through to post-production of images written by both Todd and Sarah.
Sarah and Todd live in the small
village of Alexandra, Central Otago, with their two children, Jack and India.
188 pp, hardback PLC with
dustjacket
STANDARD $49.99
Size: 250 x 300 mm
ISBN: 978 1 927213 60 5
POCKET $19.99
Size: 148 x 178 mm
ISBN: 978 1 927213 69 8 - potton & burton
A selection of images from the book:
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