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Jason Charles Hill
Landscape & Commercial Photographer

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Location: Mitre Peak, New Zealand

Camera: Alpha 7R III

Lens: SONY FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM

Settings: ISO 100 / F5 / 1/1600s

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Jason Charles Hill Photo 1 — 1/8

A window between the clouds revealed the rugged layers and shadows of the Southern Alps shot at summit level and compressed with the 100-400mm lens; a view you can only see from the air.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 2 — 2/8

Ice structures of the Fox Glacier, in the West Coast of New Zealand. A moment between moments to look for the finer details while hurling between the tallest peaks of the Southern Alps.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 3 — 3/8

Carved out by the retreat of New Zealand’s largest glacier and laying in the shadow of the tallest peaks of the Southern Alps, the Tasman Lake is a visible reminder of our ever changing environment with its year to year rapid decline, no two photos here are ever the same.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 4 — 4/8

En route to the runway an unexpected moment of light breaks through as the sun begins to set over the Northern stretch of Lake Te Anau. I was lucky to have my camera still at the ready and to capture this fleeting moment.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 5 — 5/8

Violent winds and signs of an impending storm rip fresh snow off a 3000 peak in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. Sometimes adverse weather conditions provide the most interesting atmosphere but you just have to be able to weather the immense turbulence to be able to capture scenes such as this.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 6 — 6/8

Braided rivers flowing down from the Langjökull Glacier interconnected and sprawled out like tree roots on an aerial project to document the glacial rivers of Iceland.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 7 — 7/8

Low cloud and fresh snow framing New Zealand’s tallest waterfall, Sutherland Falls, located deep in a glacier-carved valley inside the untouched wilderness of Fiordland.

Jason Charles Hill Photo 8 — 8/8

The hanging glacier lakes of Fiordland laying at the end of the Arthur Valley dominated Fiordland’s tallest peaks, Mount Tutoko and Mount Madeline, in the distance. Most images of this location are seen from the front showcasing the huge waterfall flowing from the lower lake but on this occasion, with the right weather conditions, we intended to fly behind the lakes and capture the entire scene angling the plane to line up the lakes, valley and the rugged mountains.

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