The Tree

from $325.00

Shark Bay, Western Australia

Collectors Edition of 15 + 2 AP. Medium, Large and X-Large are signed, numbered and issued with a certificate of authenticity. Small is an open edition, hand-signed.

Archival pigment print on museum-grade cotton rag paper, printed to order in Australia.

Choose your size, then your finish: printed on fine art paper, unframed or framed in Tasmanian oak, black or white. Also available printed on canvas, metal or glass on request.

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Shark Bay, Western Australia

Collectors Edition of 15 + 2 AP. Medium, Large and X-Large are signed, numbered and issued with a certificate of authenticity. Small is an open edition, hand-signed.

Archival pigment print on museum-grade cotton rag paper, printed to order in Australia.

Choose your size, then your finish: printed on fine art paper, unframed or framed in Tasmanian oak, black or white. Also available printed on canvas, metal or glass on request.

About the photograph

As the plane ascended over Shark Bay, I found myself captivated by the surreal landscape sprawling beneath me. It was like peering down at a vast, abstract canvas, a scene so beautiful it could have sprung from the dreams of the great watercolour masters.

The oceanic world below was a mesmerizing blend of patterns and textures, an ethereal tapestry that seemed to shift and change with each passing moment. I was on a quest, searching for a unique perspective that would allow me to capture the essence of its beauty. And then, there it was - the oceanic watercolour I had been seeking.

As we climbed higher and spiraled tighter, the ripples in the water below began to dance, creating an otherworldly effect. They painted the white sand with an array of patterns that pulsed with life, each one more intricate than the last.

It felt as if I was caught in a dream, witnessing a creation that could only be born from a surrealist's imagination. In that moment, reality and fantasy seemed to merge together, painting a masterpiece that was both ethereal and sublime.

Shark Bay was no longer just a place on a map; it was an oceanic watercolour brought to life. A testament to nature's artistry, a view from the skies that left me in awe of its surreal beauty.