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May 2014

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Dennis Radermacher

Dennis is an architectural photographer with a passion for the outdoors. He’s been contributing images and words to Wilderness for more than 10 years.

By Dennis Radermacher

After a tranquil night at a tarn above Crow Hut in the Arthur’s Pass region, our group of three made an early attempt on Mt Guinevere, 2042m, in the golden morning light of an autumn day.

– Dennis Radermacher

Camera: Fuji X-E1

Settings: f8, 1/250s, 18mm, ISO1000

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Dennis Radermacher

Dennis is an architectural photographer with a long-standing connection to the outdoors. He has been contributing to Wilderness Magazine for more than ten years, combining his interest in tramping with photography. In his spare time, he makes furniture, experiments with 3D printing, and enjoys exploring new places.

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