Paul Sorrell is a freelance writer, editor and wildlife photographer living in Dunedin. He wrote the best-selling Fleurs Place (2008), a collaboration with photographer Graham Warman. He has also edited a number of books for other writers, including Murihiku - The Southland Story (described by North & South reviewer Warwick Roger as 'a masterpiece'). Paul's next book Trail (2011) saw him resume his successful partnership with Graham Warman. Working on Peninsula, his third book, has allowed Paul to exercise his passion for writing about and photographing the natural world.

Graham Warman is an award-winning freelance photographer based in Dunedin. He trained in London, learning from some of the world's best architectural photographers, and now specialises in commercial and wedding photography. His architectural images have won awards for many of his clients, and his food photography is featured in magazine articles, culinary and travel books, including the best-selling cookbook Fleurs Place - a joint venture with his friend and associate Paul Sorrell. He has since collaborated with Paul on a further two books: Trail (2011) and now Peninsula, once more demonstrating his skilful photography of people, places and wildlife alike.