Wow. It is hard to believe but it is a year to the day that Lynette and myself finished the grueling Dusky Track.
Traversing a distance of 84 kilometres through a remote area of the Fiordland National Park, part of the Te Wahipounamu – South West New Zealand World heritage Area, the Dusky track has gained its reputation as a challenging trail due to its terrain and the fact that large areas are prone to flooding. Believe me, this was not a simple walk in the park!
Coincidentally, I have just completed writing an article for a british photography magazine where I recall our experiences of walking the 'Dusky' and the processes involved to create some of my favourite images from the track.
But just in case you can't wait that long, I have uploaded a showcase of images from the track.
Click here to be transported to the Fiordland National Park and the infamous Dusky Track!
If only I could get back to Fiordland that quickly in real life!
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