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Water cascades from the ivory tusks and leathery, muscular folds of an African Elephant trunk as it rises like a mountain from a waterhole. Adults are powerful and agile in the water and have little to fear from Nile Crocodile. They are also very intolerant of the large reptiles coming in close proximity to their calves. Serengeti NP, Tanzania.
Tusk from £161.00
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Wind-blown patterns on sand with twigs. Eucla, Western Australia, Australia.
Twilight Dune from £161.00
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A Green Turtle, Chelonia mydas, swimming through dappled sunlight in the ocean shallows. Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia.
Twilight in the Garden of Eden from £161.00
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When I travel I miss several things about home; family, friends, surfing, wine and my bike all go without saying. But there are elements to Australia that are inherently spiritual for me. The red ochre of our vast deserts, the tang of the Southern Ocean and the smell of Eucalyptus forests. I love exploring the world and I’m blessed by the opportunities I receive, but these other gifts anchor me in a way that makes me cherish the Great Southern Land.
Uluru from £161.00
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Uluru. Panoramic of the Red Centre of Australia.
Uluru Panorama from £161.00
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An artistic view of King Fern fronds in a forest understorey. Bunyip State Forest, Victoria, Australia.
Understorey from £161.00
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Sometimes everything feels like an uphill battle. The wind is against you, the ice particles are stinging your eyes, and the hill feels more steep than it did yesterday. If you’re a Gentoo Penguin that needs to avoid predators such as Leopard Seal, and you have to leave your chick to marauding Polar Skuas, climbing a mountain every day is likely the least of your concerns.  Brown Bluff, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica.
Uphill Battle from £161.00
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The feet and toes of a dead male Nile Hippopotamus floating on its back in a wetland. Chobe River, Chobe National Park, Botswana.
Vanquished from £161.00
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The twisted and wave-like folds of an enormous Vase Coral colony emerging from the ocean floor in a tropical reef. Fergusson Island, D'Entrecasteaux Islands, Papua New Guinea.
Vase Coral from £161.00
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The perfect linear feather vane of a Mealy Amazon Parrot attached to the quill at the rachis. Parque de Quistococha, Quistococha Zoo, Iquitos, Amazon Basin, Loreto Region, Maynas Province, Peru.
Vein and rachis from £161.00
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Blue velvet folds in the surface of a hard coral only meters from a pristine sandy beach on a uninhabited island in Raja Ampat. The more you look at corals the more there is to see; search for patterns, contrast, textures and animals. Raja Ampat, West Papua.
Velvet Coral from £161.00
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The mighty Victoria Falls cascades into the abyss #1. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Victoria Falls National Park, Zimbabwe.
Victoria Falls #1 from £161.00
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The mighty Victoria Falls cascades into the abyss #2. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Victoria Falls National Park, Zimbabwe.
Victoria Falls #2 from £161.00
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The smiling face of a cute Weddell Seal pup resting on the sea ice. Turtle Rock, Erebus Bay, McMurdo Sound, Ross Island, Antarctica.
Weddell Seal Pup from £161.00
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A wedge-tailed eagle's wing feather create an abstract design. Alice Springs Desert Park, Northern Territory, Australia.
Wedge-tailed Eagle from £161.00
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A close encounter with Earths largest fish, a Whale Shark. Incredibly, this species has barely changed throughout its presence in the fossil record over tens of millions of years. Whale Shark skin is covered in dermal denticles, v-shaped structures that reduce drag and turbulence enabling the giant fish to swim faster using less energy. Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia.
Whale Shark from £161.00
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Where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Indian Ocean the seas are forever in motion. Currents mix, nutrients upwell from the depths, and waves relentlessly erode cliffs and beaches. I love doing aerial work from helicopters, I find it far more rewarding than using a remote craft. I guess I just like being there physically as well as creatively.
Where Oceeans Collide from £161.00
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Condensation and fog rises from Lake Eildon and skeleton trees on a cold winters dawn. High country near Jamieson, Victoria, Australia.
Winter Dawn from £161.00
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The hands of a laborer working the terraced pond walls in an ancient Inca salt mine. Maras, Peru.
Working Hands from £161.00
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Endangered Mountain Gorillas playing and wrestling in the rainforest. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Republic of Zaire. Now recogised as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Wrestlemania from £161.00
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A sub-adult endangered Mountain Gorilla resting in a rainforest clearing whilst other family members wrestle. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Republic of Zaire. Now recogised as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Young Mountain Gorillas from £161.00
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I find Zebra markings fascinating, and their tails when swishing at incessant insect hordes, quite hypnotic. In the Tarangiri the Tsetse Flies can be voracious and brutal adversaries to wildlife and humans.
Zebras from £161.00
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Zoanthids are an order of cnidarians commonly found in coral reefs. Merimbula, New South Wales, Australia.
Zoanthid from £161.00
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