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Jason’s fine art prints are held in private collections around the world and have been exhibited internationally including the USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe.
The seminal dance of mist caressing bows dripping with Bryophytes and mosses in a cloud forest. The moist air consumes all sound, heightening the senses. A drop of water falling from the tip of a leaf echoes like a gong, the click of a shutter like an explosion. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
Dance of Mist from $202.00
from $202.00
A curious brumby looks into the camera during training with a horse master. In Australia wild horses are known as brumby and as a group, a mob. Namatjira, Ipolera Out Station, Northern Territory, Australia
Curious Brumby from $202.00
from $202.00
A dentist colour matches teeth colour to repair a boys chipped tooth. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Dentist at work from $202.00
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A pair of Giraffe watch a pride of lion as they move through a lush woodland. Eventually the adolescent cubs chased the giraffe for fun, setting them off at a loping gallop. Ndutu, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
Ndutu Twiga from $202.00
from $202.00
A wary dingo cautiously looking over it's shoulder. These intelligent and resourceful carnivores have been persecuted throughout much of Australia. Victoria, Australia.
Canis dingo from $202.00
from $202.00
Dingo pups playing inside a hollow log testing their strength and stamina. Debate exists in Australia about the future and role of dingoes in the environment; and also their genetics, with many regions claiming that they have the purist population. Victoria, Australia.
Dingo pups from $202.00
from $202.00
An aboriginal elder on an outback cattle station in the desert. Coober Pedy, Mt Willoughby Station, South Australia, Australia
First Australians #2 from $202.00
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A critically endangered Black Rhinoceros. There’s a misconception that poaching of rhino is a recent phenomenon. Although numbers increased exponentially in the last century, poaching has been occurring since 1200 BC. The horns were once shaped as wine cups, and the thick skin to manufacture armour for soldiers, belts and even crowns in China. In the Middle East the horns were carved to make the handles of ceremonial daggers known as Jambiyas. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Critically Endangered from $202.00
from $202.00
An aboriginal elder on an outback cattle station in the desert. Coober Pedy, Mt Willoughby Station, South Australia, Australia
First Australians #1 from $202.00
from $202.00
A young lion cub tackles a terrified wildebeest during the Great Migration. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
First Kill from $202.00
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A lioness gazes into the setting sun as her pride rises from the heat of the day to hunt. A wildebeest herd moved nearby alert watching the large cat watch them. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
Gaze of a Lioness from $202.00
from $202.00
A enormous rainbow arches across the savannah above the Great Migration of wildebeest. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Pot of Gold from $202.00
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A Saltwater Crocodile being trapped for relocated away from tourists. Northern Territory, Australia.
Relocation from $202.00
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Machu Picchu. On a rain and mist filled day I decided to gamble my last hours to see if the sun would peer through a gap in the clouds. Minutes before the gates closed, I was given a single ray that illuminated the ancient ruins.  Peru.
Machu #2 from $202.00
from $202.00
Machu Picchu. On a rain and mist filled day I decided to gamble my last hours to see if the sun would peer through a gap in the clouds. Minutes before the gates closed, I was given a single ray that illuminated the ancient ruins.  Peru.
Machu #1 from $202.00
from $202.00
An ancient stone Moai statue greets the dawn on Rapa Nui, the worlds most remotely inhabited island. This island is also known as Easter Island and suffered envisronmental collapse at the hands of humanity. Rapa Nui, Easter Island, Chile.
Moai from $202.00
from $202.00
A tourist takes a photo of the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat at dawn using a smart phone. Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Snapshot from $202.00
from $202.00
The roots of an enormous fig tree encase ancient ruins in Cambodia. The dense forests of this tropical country hide the secrets of past civilisations. Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tomb Raider from $202.00
from $202.00
An African lioness stalking prey on the hunt on the vast savannah plain through tall grass. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
Stalking Prey from $202.00
from $202.00
A Leopard cub ascends an acacia tree to greet it's mother on a branch overlooking the savannah. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
Motherhood from $202.00
from $202.00
A large male African Leopard resting in an acacia tree as twilight fades into night. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Master of his Domain from $202.00
from $202.00
Having lathered their faces in mineral mud, a family bathes in the geothermal hot springs at the Blue Lagoon. Blue Lagoon, Iceland.
Family from $202.00
from $202.00
A delicate pink flower emerges from the shadows on a remote arctic island. Iceland.
Arctic Gift from $202.00
from $202.00
A rolling hillside meadow of purple and mauve arctic wildflowers in the sun. Iceland.
Tundra from $202.00
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Atlantic Puffin with Sandeels. Their small wings seem ill-equipped for flight and beat up to 400x per minute, but they are excellent swimmers with a flying technique underwater. It's hard not to love puffins I mean who doesn't love puffins! Iceland.
Atlantic Puffin from $202.00
from $202.00
A raging sea casts waves onto a black volcanic sand beach and glacier iceberg. Iceland.
Tidal Kiss from $202.00
from $202.00
An Anemonefish suspended among the fluorescent stinging tentacles of its anemone home. This symbiotic relationship benefits both species; the fish receives a safe and almost impenetrable home among the ever-dancing tentacles, and the anemone has a defender from polyp eating fish and a gardener to keep it clean of algae.
Symbiosis from $202.00
from $202.00