There’s a moment, the first time a humpback turns to look at you, when the scale of the ocean rearranges itself in your head.
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A pod of Bairds beaked whales in the deep, among the rarest whales in the ocean, and very few underwater photographs of them exist. This is one.
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.
Two male humpbacks thundering through a heat run, all power and spray. I have rarely felt the raw force of the ocean as clearly as I did framing this.
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 pregnant humpback with her escort, the next generation already on its way. A rare and quietly hopeful encounter.
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 humpback mother shadowing her newborn calf, the two of them moving as one through the blue. I have witnessed few things more tender in the ocean. This is the image my whale work is measured against.
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 Brydes whale slipping just below the surface, smooth as its name. A rare, graceful encounter with a hard to find whale.
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 curious young humpback, all eye and attitude, checking me out. The future of a Tongan giant.
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 lone humpback lit from above by Tongan sunlight, hanging in the blue like a thought. A quiet, luminous piece that anchors a wall without shouting.
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.
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There’s a moment, the first time a humpback turns to look at you, when the scale of the ocean rearranges itself in your head. A forty-ton animal moving with impossible grace, an eye the size of your fist meeting yours. I’ve been lucky enough to live that moment many times, in Tonga, in the open Pacific, beside mothers and their brand-new calves, and these whale prints are the closest I can come to handing it to you. This collection gathers my favorite whale images: humpback mothers shadowing their calves, two bulls thundering through a heat run, a lone whale lit from above in Tongan sunlight, and the rarely photographed Baird’s beaked whales of the deep. Each one is a real encounter, earned on a single breath or a long, patient dive. Printed on museum-grade archival paper, canvas, framed, or acrylic panel, a whale print becomes the quiet center of a room, a reminder of how much wild still moves through the sea. Choose your size and finish, from $45. A portion of every whale print supports ocean conservation, including the organizations working to keep these animals singing through our oceans for generations to come.
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.
