New Zealand

Three weeks in 2010, travelling across the Land of the Long White Cloud.

Exploring Aotearoa (North Island) and Te Waipounamu (South Island), including a visit to Christchurch’s famed Cathedral, just weeks before an earthquake levelled the entire structure to the ground.

A highlight was the Church of the Good Shepard, a heritage listed chapel built in 1935 by pioneer families of the Mackenzie County. The chapel is famous for its spectacular views over the Mackenzie Valley lake, framing Mount Cook (Aoraki).

  • Glenorchy, Queenstown. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Otago Gold Rush river. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Fjordlands. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Fjordlands. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Fjordlands. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Fjordlands. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Aoraki (Mt Cook). Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Aoraki / Mount Cook
    Aoraki / Mount Cook. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Aoraki (Mt Cook). Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Lake Tekapo Chapel (Aoraki, Mackenzie Basin). Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Punakaiki
    Punakaiki. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Wanaka National Museum. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Whakarewarewa Forest
    Whakarewarewa Forest. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Whakarewarewa Forest
    Redwoods, Whakarewarewa Forest. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Christchurch Cathedral
    Christchurch Cathedral. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
  • Myself with my brother and travel partner Brendan at the foot of Franz Josef Glacier. Photo: Emma Marie Horn
    Myself with my brother and travel partner Brendan at the foot of Franz Josef Glacier. Photo: Emma Marie Horn