Most people meet sharks through fear.
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A lone blue shark moving like silk through the open Pacific. Not the monster of the myth, the elegance of the truth.
5% of every sale goes back to the ocean, helping to protect the ocean these images come from. When you put one on your wall, you are part of that.
A bull shark gliding over a rippled sandy bottom, half shadow, half animal. Understated and powerful.
5% of every sale goes back to the ocean, helping to protect the ocean these images come from. When you put one on your wall, you are part of that.
A blue shark silhouetted against the surface light, pared down to pure shape. Minimalist and striking, especially large.
5% of every sale goes back to the ocean, helping to protect the ocean these images come from. When you put one on your wall, you are part of that.
A bull shark cruising the healthy reefs of Cabo Pulmo with unbothered confidence. Proof of what a protected ocean can look like.
5% of every sale goes back to the ocean, helping to protect the ocean these images come from. When you put one on your wall, you are part of that.
New prints and expedition stories, about twice a month. First access to new releases.
Most people meet sharks through fear. I’ve met them through a camera, in the open ocean, and the truth is almost the opposite of the myth, blue sharks moving like silk through the pelagic blue, bull sharks cruising the healthy reefs of Cabo Pulmo with unbothered confidence. There’s a power and an elegance to them that makes for striking wall art. This collection collects my favorite shark images: a lone blue shark in the open Pacific, a bull shark gliding the sand, a minimalist silhouette breaking the surface light. They bring a bold, modern energy to a space, especially on acrylic, where the blues really come alive. Own each from $45 (paper, canvas, framed, or acrylic panel, shipped worldwide). A portion supports the conservation groups fighting for the sharks that keep our oceans in balance. Hang one and you’re not decorating with a monster, you’re celebrating one of the ocean’s most misunderstood and essential animals.
Underwater photographer, filmmaker and ocean ambassador. My photograph is the cover of Billie Eilish's HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. Every image here is mine, from the water.
