Fiordland is the jewel in the Te Wahipounamu South West New Zealand UNESCO World Heritage Site, a status underpinned by primeval scenery and a reputation as one of the world’s great wilderness areas. This film explores the symmetries of life above and below the fiords, where water cascades from mountain peaks and rain-forest, into the black depths of ice-age carved valleys. Award-winning photography reveals the mirror world: kea, mohua, fur seals, bottlenose dolphins, and an underwater phantasmagoria of starfish, ancient black coral forests and sea pens.
Included in the Nature Collection - Oct 2009
fur seal, bottlenose dolphin, tomtit, alpine daisy, sea pen, black coral, rov, mohua, yellowhead, fiord, sea cucumber, alpine plants, remote operated underwater vehicle
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Qantas Media Awards 2009
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