Jewels of the Sea
The Jewel Anemone is atiny organism, growing to 1 cm wide and 1.5 cm high. They attach themselves to the hard surfaces of rocky reefs with a muscular foot. Their name comes from the small round ball at the tip of their tentacle, often a different colour to the rest of their tentacle, resembling a jewel.
This image was captured in the Derwent Estuary off Battery Point, Tasmania (2021).
Prints are produced locally using the highest quality photographic paper with archival pigment inks with a fade resistant life of up to and exceeding 100 years.
The metallic pearl paper is made up of small pearl fibers that provide a unique, subtle shimmer – making the printed image glisten in the light.
Prints are printed on demand, please allow 10-15 days for prints to arrive within Australia. A4 and A3 prints will be posted flat in a rigid mailer, A2 prints will be rolled into a mail tube.
Free postage within Australia, international postage will be calculated at the checkout.
The Jewel Anemone is atiny organism, growing to 1 cm wide and 1.5 cm high. They attach themselves to the hard surfaces of rocky reefs with a muscular foot. Their name comes from the small round ball at the tip of their tentacle, often a different colour to the rest of their tentacle, resembling a jewel.
This image was captured in the Derwent Estuary off Battery Point, Tasmania (2021).
Prints are produced locally using the highest quality photographic paper with archival pigment inks with a fade resistant life of up to and exceeding 100 years.
The metallic pearl paper is made up of small pearl fibers that provide a unique, subtle shimmer – making the printed image glisten in the light.
Prints are printed on demand, please allow 10-15 days for prints to arrive within Australia. A4 and A3 prints will be posted flat in a rigid mailer, A2 prints will be rolled into a mail tube.
Free postage within Australia, international postage will be calculated at the checkout.
The Jewel Anemone is atiny organism, growing to 1 cm wide and 1.5 cm high. They attach themselves to the hard surfaces of rocky reefs with a muscular foot. Their name comes from the small round ball at the tip of their tentacle, often a different colour to the rest of their tentacle, resembling a jewel.
This image was captured in the Derwent Estuary off Battery Point, Tasmania (2021).
Prints are produced locally using the highest quality photographic paper with archival pigment inks with a fade resistant life of up to and exceeding 100 years.
The metallic pearl paper is made up of small pearl fibers that provide a unique, subtle shimmer – making the printed image glisten in the light.
Prints are printed on demand, please allow 10-15 days for prints to arrive within Australia. A4 and A3 prints will be posted flat in a rigid mailer, A2 prints will be rolled into a mail tube.
Free postage within Australia, international postage will be calculated at the checkout.