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I took this photograph from the sea using my underwater camera housing. It was just after sunrise, and the conditions were pretty wild. The sea was rough and the sky was full of dark clouds, but I love being out in the water when it's like that. There's something exciting about being right in the middle of it all.
I'd been watching the light change when I spotted a little flock of seabirds flying across the waves. Just at that moment, the sun started breaking through the clouds, sending these wonderful rays of light down onto the sea.
I could hardly believe my luck. I knew the moment I pressed the shutter that I'd got something special.
What I particularly love about this photograph is the atmosphere and the story it tells. There's so much going on, from the movement of the rough sea to those beautiful rays of sunlight breaking through the darkness. And then there are those little birds, making their way across it all.
It's one of those moments that reminds me why I love photographing the ocean. You never quite know what you're going to see, and sometimes everything comes together when you least expect it.
I called it The Journey because of those little birds making their way across such a vast, restless ocean.
The Journey is available as a limited-edition black and white fine art seascape photography print. Its dramatic sky, beautiful shafts of sunlight and movement of the ocean are particularly striking at large scale, where the finer details of the photograph can really be appreciated.
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Purchased directly from Andrew Lever
Signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity supplied separately
Produced to order by a specialist fine-art printing laboratory
LIMITED EDITIONS
24 x 46 Inch – Edition of 30
30 x 58 Inch – Edition of 25
38 x 73 Inch – Edition of 20
PRINT DETAILS
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
Museum-quality fine-art paper with a beautiful matt finish, particularly suited to black and white photography
Supplied unframed
Custom sizes available on request
I took this photograph from the sea using my underwater camera housing. It was just after sunrise, and the conditions were pretty wild. The sea was rough and the sky was full of dark clouds, but I love being out in the water when it's like that. There's something exciting about being right in the middle of it all.
I'd been watching the light change when I spotted a little flock of seabirds flying across the waves. Just at that moment, the sun started breaking through the clouds, sending these wonderful rays of light down onto the sea.
I could hardly believe my luck. I knew the moment I pressed the shutter that I'd got something special.
What I particularly love about this photograph is the atmosphere and the story it tells. There's so much going on, from the movement of the rough sea to those beautiful rays of sunlight breaking through the darkness. And then there are those little birds, making their way across it all.
It's one of those moments that reminds me why I love photographing the ocean. You never quite know what you're going to see, and sometimes everything comes together when you least expect it.
I called it The Journey because of those little birds making their way across such a vast, restless ocean.
The Journey is available as a limited-edition black and white fine art seascape photography print. Its dramatic sky, beautiful shafts of sunlight and movement of the ocean are particularly striking at large scale, where the finer details of the photograph can really be appreciated.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
Free worldwide shipping
Purchased directly from Andrew Lever
Signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity supplied separately
Produced to order by a specialist fine-art printing laboratory
LIMITED EDITIONS
24 x 46 Inch – Edition of 30
30 x 58 Inch – Edition of 25
38 x 73 Inch – Edition of 20
PRINT DETAILS
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
Museum-quality fine-art paper with a beautiful matt finish, particularly suited to black and white photography
Supplied unframed
Custom sizes available on request
