Written by Jill Herron with images by Ian Brodie
Published by Harper Collins Publishers on the 1st September 2010
Available in all good bookstores or online at Mighty Ape.
From the introduction........
Anyone who has ever visited Central knows it's a special place. That the gardens of Central are equally distinctive and exist in the face of a challenging climactic range that says they shouldn't also goes without saying. Yet despite the soaring summer heat and the searing wind, the relentless snowfall and sudden blackening frost - exquisite gardens persist in this unique and challenging environment. Some are newly created, carefully planned to reflect their owners' love of their new home - others are the inherited result of generations of loving care, compost and years of dogged hard work. Still others are evolving and ever-changing as their owners learn new lessons about the land they tend with every new season. In a visually stunning tribute to those gardeners and the gardens they cherish, award-winning photographer Ian Brodie and gardening writer Jill Herron go into the heart of some of the amazing gardens of Central Otago to showcase the stunning beauty and diversity of this unique region. Both passionate gardeners, Jill lives in Tarras, while Ian has recently moved from Wanaka to Matamata.

Warbirds Over Wanaka 2010
Published by Penguin Group NZ Ltd on 2nd August 2010
Available in all good bookstores or from Might Ape online.

Ian Brodie’s New Zealand
Published by Harper Collins Publishers on 25 November 2008.
Available in all good book-stores and online in New Zealand at Fishpond or worldwide via Amazon in the UK.
From the introduction..........
The result is a very different photographic collection, a superbly beautiful, personalised pictorial journey
through the physical, cultural and emotional landscapes of one man’s perception of what it means to live
in New Zealand.
As well as showcasing the physical beauty and diversity of New Zealand, the exquisite visual experience
is personalised with aspects of Kiwi culture which reflect the many passions of New Zealand’s ultimate fan.
