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This article appeared in the JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2001 issue of PT. To purchase this issue and receive this and other valuable articles in this issue, CLICK HERE: Ship within the U.S. | Ship outside the U.S.

Is New Zealand on your list of places to photograph? It’s an ideal destination for American photographers, offering a pleasant climate, hospitable people, a common language, moderate prices, and plenty of photographic opportunities.

Non-stop flights from mainland United States take approximately 12 hours, landing at Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city. I prefer to fly to Christchurch right away, attracted by the mountains, glaciers, rain forests, and sparse population of the south island, home to nine of the region’s 13 national parks.

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