I made this image in Antarctica whilst on expedition. Our ship gained a big seal following as we went about our business. Hundreds of seals followed to see what we were up to. This day they got to take a 20 hour break as we got stuck, or beset, in the ice, ironically in the very same area that Shackleton's ship endurance was beset in 1915.
The sea often looks jet black in Antarctica which was a surprise to me. The greens and yellow on the ice below the water line are phytoplankton, known also as micro algae, they are essential food for the krill which in-turn feed the seals.

This print is a 'print to order' open edition, and will be printed, signed, stamped and personally checked over by me.

I will get your print shipped to you as quickly as possible. I will be taking pre-orders and then will batch print shortly after. I anticipate your print will arrive 1-4 weeks after your order, for UK orders, orders from further afield may take longer.

Your print will be sent in a protective tube or flat for smaller prints. For environmental purposes, unless instructed by you otherwise, I may send out your print in equally protective, but repurposed packaging.

If your print is a gift, please let me know; I will make sure that the packaging is fresh and, if you let me know what message you want to convey, I am happy to include a hand written note on your behalf.

I strive to limit any waste, and this is why I print to order.

Print sizes available:
I have sized the images so that can either fit a standard off the shelf frame without mount or professionally framed.

Paper 30x40cm Image 21.3 x 32cm - £150
Paper 40x50cm Image 30 x 45cm - £250

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