Many people equate New Zealand with rolling hills straight out of Middle Earth, but its Fiordland offer another world of wonder, in the form of sheer cliffs that rise from the ocean as if, in Maorian legend, built by a "titanic mason." Professional landscape photographer Justin Reznick takes us to the edges of these cliffs and back, photographing the beaches, tides, waterfalls, flora, and fauna of the Fiordland, from the top of Mitre Peak to the surface of Mitre Sound.
Follow along and find out how Justin prepared for the shoot and what techniques he used to capture his best shots.

Topics include:
* Reviewing the gear used on the Fiordland shoot
* Shooting at water's edge
* Working from a boat
* Capturing details
* Reviewing images from the shoot