Lake Pukaki - New Zealand UNESCO laminated poster

Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand UNESCO World Heritage Area poster series.

Winter view of Aoraki Mount Cook across the azure blue Lake Pukaki, Mackenzie Country. Yes that's the real colour of Lake Pukaki, I've seen is about 20 times and every time it amazes. This art captures a rare still mountain day with magnificent lake reflections. 

Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand is an area encompasses four national parks: Fiordland in the south, Aoraki/Mount Cook, Mount Aspiring and to the north Westland Tai Poutini. It is a huge wilderness area of 2.6 million hectares - nearly 10% of Aotearoa New Zealand. Its has stunning landscapes and some tough tramps (hikes). I've spent many nights under canvas (well sil nylon these days!) and some nights in our amazing backcountry huts and the fancier Great Walks lodges. These posters show case some of what I've seen..

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Blankwallnz is run by Anne, the windywalka, based in Wellington our capital city and in Wānaka a small mountain town in the deep south of Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Anne, the windywalka

DETAILS
Size: A3 - print: 30x40cm (12x16 inches)
Printing:  Poster only (no frame): 230gsm light card, with a matt laminate finish. Thick enough to stand up to multiple moves/room restyling. Suitable for enclosing in a A3 frame sourced yourself.

WANT MORE?
Check out our collections of wild art photography of many tramping routes, including the Great Walks: Milford, Routeburn and Tuatapere Hump Ridge.