Nick Pearson Photography

30/04/2026

To the moon 🌕

27/04/2026

Bit of mixed landscape love 📸

Revisited a few older shots and gave them a fresh edit…

The first shot of the infamous Wanaka tree was my first ever time at this location and I was blessed to have such stunning conditions for my 1 night stay 🙌🏽

The second was from that same road trip… and honestly, all I remember is the cold. Absolutely brutal. By the time I got back to the car, my beard had icicles hanging off it 🥶

The third was taken earlier this year… one of those moments you just stand there in awe. Watching massive clouds build, hoping they’d hold for sunset and catch that light… and they delivered.

13/04/2026

17/03/2026

Some recent landscape shots 📸

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16/03/2026

Few recent Astro shots from the west coast and castle hill 📸

31/10/2025

Vacancy

Lately, I’ve been stepping back from the continuous noise that life throws at us 👋🏽 being present in moments that matter and disconnecting from those that hold no true value.

Here’s a shot from a location that’s become my home away from home - my happy place. 🙌🏽

First shot using the new Astro mod from on my a7iv

Foreground: iso3200 | 24mm | f4 | 60sec
Sky: iso1600 | 24mm | f1.8 | 90sec

31/10/2025

💜💚🧡

25/09/2025

Thank you The Photography Institute 🙏🏽

22/08/2025

Arcadia

One of my latest captures from a stunning little spot on the West Coast.

We set off from Christchurch late in the afternoon, reaching the coastline well after dark - adding both excitement and challenge to the adventure. I love heading out to places like this with no set plan, letting the night unfold on its own. For me, it’s just as much about the journey and experience as it is about the final image.

This shot is a blend of two panoramas: five vertical frames at 14mm for the foreground, and ten vertical frames (three rows) at 35mm for the sky

Foreground: iso2000 | 14mm | f1.8 | 90sec
Sky: iso1600 | 35mm | f1.8 | 60sec

17/06/2025

Thanks Sky-Watcher Australia 🙌🏽🙏🏽

Yet another incredible widefield Milky Way image by