New Zealand - Landscapes

There is hardly a country on this earth that offers such a range of different landscapes in such a small space. The two main islands of New Zealand - the North and South Islands -
are, to visitors, like two different countries. There are huge climatic differences throughout New Zealand's 1,600 km length, with everything from sub-tropical bush, rainforests and plains to fjords, volcanic regions, alpine areas and glaciers.

The authors have captured all of these landscapes on camera and the 300 colour photographs (some full-page) bring them alive on the page.