Dan Froese

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New Zealand Devil's Punchbowl Falls

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This, in my opinion, is the most picturesque waterfalls in New Zealand; it has it all.

Photography Tips

Arrive early to not only beat the tourists but also to beat the sun up. If you are too late the sun will be in your face and difficult to shoot into. Use a polarizer or ND filter to slow your shutter speed.

Travel Information

Drive along Highway 73 until you reach Arthur's Pass and just west of the village is the sign-post. There is good carpark. The viewing platform will take about 15 minutes to walk and take some 230 stairs which will take your breath a bit but well worth the hike.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor A decent amount of people

Best Timing Sunrise

Sunrise & Sunset 05:49 - 21:14 | current local time: 18:21

Photo Themes waterfalls

Locations Arthur's Pass

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Spot Comments (3)

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Judith Siebel 26.09.2020

Copy of Message: Hi Dan! I love this photo and I loved this place. I wanted to write a personal message to you but I don‘t know how this works here. I would be interested in getting this picture from you, it is more beautiful than all pictures from the falls that I could find in alamy.com etc. I would be very happy to hear from you!

Judith Siebel 26.09.2020

Ups, I just wrote a comment here. Where is it? :/ I wanted to get in contact with you. [email protected]

Jack Stephens 30.04.2019

I am a fellow Seattleite planning to go to New Zealand in about a year. I would love to get a photo like yours of Devil's Punchbowl in Arthur's Pass (yes, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery). Could you answer a question about framing the shot? Many thanks. [email protected].