Title: The Workshop of No.8 Wire Mentatlity.

"The workshop on our farm is five generations old. In New Zealand, Kiwi farmers pride themselves on being able to fix, modify or create anything with a piece of No.8 wire. It's called 'the No.8 wire mentality'. And this workshop space is full of it. It never needs cleared out, for there is always something that's useful in here.

This image is taken from my 'Workshop' series, photographing people in their creative spaces. I am fascinated by the direct reflection of the space in their owner's personality."

Camilla Rutherford is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker living deep in the Southern Alps of New Zealand, near Queenstown.

Hailing from Scotland, Camilla originally came to NZ in search of snow in her summer break from studying at the prestigious Central St Martins College of Art in London. After graduating with a degree in film, Camilla settled in Wanaka, NZ, and she quickly gained reputation of being a world-class sport and lifestyle photographer and film maker.

She is incredibly passionate about New Zealand and its unique and diverse landscapes and loves living, working and shooting here. She thrives working in outdoor environments, telling authentic and compelling stories that capture the viewers imagination.

Camilla absolutely loves working with children. Being a mother herself, she understands how to engage with kids and thrives on the challenges of authentic storytelling with tiny stars.

Camilla has gained numerous awards, including being the only female finalist in the Red Bull Illume Quest, GOLD and Bronze awards for two of her films at the 2022 IPA Awards, and First prize for a photograph in the 2023 Spotlight Awards, Kids category.

Clients and agencies include:  TBWA, Special Group, Saatchi & Saatchi, ANZ Bank, The North Face, Tourism New Zealand, Air New Zealand, Icebreaker, RAB clothing and more.

Title: Farm kids nap time

Location: Central Otago, New Zealand. "Our kids are so fortunate to grow up on a sheep and beef farm in Central Otago, New Zealand.

They connected to the land and growing food from an early age, hauled around the farm, taken to work to get stuck in to 'helping' their parents.

My youngest son would steal a nap when ever he could, captured here with his dad out mustering cattle in the old 1980’s Toyota Hilux."