Southern Exposure: A Year in New Zealand by New Zealanders by James Frankham and New Zealand Geographic

One remarkable year seen through local lenses

Good Condition – noticeable dust-jacket marking and edge wear.

Southern Exposure: A Year in New Zealand by New Zealanders presents an original photographic portrait of Aotearoa across the changing seasons. Created through a nationwide project involving New Zealand photographers, the book gathers images of landscapes, wildlife, communities, work, sport, celebration, and everyday experience, revealing the country from the perspective of those who live there. The selection moves from familiar landmarks to fleeting local moments, balancing natural grandeur with humour, intimacy, and social observation. Edited by James Frankham and produced with New Zealand Geographic, this wide-ranging collection forms a visual record of one year in the nation’s life. It is an engaging keepsake for New Zealanders, travellers, and readers drawn to contemporary documentary and landscape photography.