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 All of the "Underwater California" images have been individually developed on Kodak silver halide papers for their extreme colorfastness and longevity -- never printed on inkjets, laser jets, or various other types of "prosumer" or consumer printers. They are all true photographs of archival quality . . . They are shipped double-matted on pH neutral boards with UV glass and black metal frames. There has been no digital manipulation of any of the images -- only formatting necessary to achieve an 11" x 14" or 16" x 20" aspect ratio . . . Many of our hundreds of underwater images will now be offered as matted-only 11" x 14" prints -- of particular convenience in shipping for our international clients. Though the default color for most of our double mattes are black on white, various other colors are available. Please inquire . . .   Octopus I Here is Octopus rubescens caught in the midst of a color change from its typical reddish hue to disruptive coloration. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. This photograph (featured in our "Eyes on the Pacific" poster series) is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Red Octopus Here is a portrait of Octopus rubescens, a frequent sight at night from the Gulf of Alaska to the Baja California Sur. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. This photograph (featured in our "Eyes on the Pacific" poster series) is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Feeding Octopus Here is Octopus rubescens having just overtaken a crab -- its legs just visible under the animal's webbing. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Octopus "D" This is a fleeting shot of the red octopus, Octopus rubescens, captured while it hunted for prey at night. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Octopus IX Presented here is a parting shot of Octopus rubescens exhibiting its characteristic red coloration. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Sabastes Here is a macro shot of Sabastes, a California rockfish -- swimming through the kelp canopy. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. This photograph (featured in our "Eyes on the Pacific" poster series) is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Garibaldi Portrait Here is the California state fish, the Garibaldi, a member of the damselfish family, reaching some 36 cm (14") in length. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Garibaldi This is a second portrait of the California state fish, the Garibaldi (Hypsypops) from the Northern Channel Islands. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 100 copies. 150.00  "Cabezon Portrait" This is a portrait of a cabezon, seen cruising through the subtidal, its clutch of eggs just out of view. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Cabezon I Portrait of a cabezon among coralline algae and sponges. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Mossheads This is a portrait of Mosshead Warbonnets hiding among brown algae and encrusting sponges. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Brittle Stars with Gorgonian Here is a colorful composition of brittle stars, entwined around a gorgonian, busily eating its polyps. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Rockfish V Here is a portrait of the rockfish, Sabastes, cruising through the intertidal of central California. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Fish Shoal II Here is a "shoal" of rockfish -- silhouetted in 20 meters (66 feet) of water. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  "Sheepshead Wrasse" Here is a Sheepshead Wrasse, a sequential hermaphrodite -- who reaches sexual maturity as a female but later becomes a male for the balance of its life. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  "Painted Greenling II" Here is a portrait of Oxylebius pictus, seen cruising through fields of algae in the lower intertidal zone. During their spawning season, the male of the species assumes a very dark, almost black coloration, with white spots. Greenlings are seen from Kodiak Island in Alaska to the San Benito Islands in Baja California Sur -- and found to depths of 49 meters (160 feet). This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Phoca Here is a portrait of the Harbor Seal, Phoca, who proved a very cooperative subject and followed the photographer for twenty minutes. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Phoca III Here is the second of three shots of a swimming Harbor Seal. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Phoca V Here is a parting shot of a persistant Harbor Seal. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Corynactis and Urchin This still life represents a sea urchin test among Corynactis "clubbed" anemones. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Stalked Corynactis Here is a view of the anemone, Corynactis, their stalks waving about in the intertidal. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Corynactis Portrait Here is an colorful array of Orange Corynactis anemones. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  "Wrasse Portrait" Here is a Sheepshead Wrasse, a sequential hermaphrodite -- who reaches sexual maturity as a female but later becomes a male for the balance of its life. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Stalked Anemone This is Pachycerianthus, a stalked anemone seen from Alaska to Southern California. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  White Corynactis II Here is a closer view of a white variant of the anemone, Corynactis, closely related to corals. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Crab and Sea Pen Here is an unusual composition of a hermit crab, its shell adorned with feeding barnacles, along with a Sea Pen in the background. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Corynactis V This are Corynactis anemones along with the cirri of a feeding barnacle. These deceptively delicate-looking animals possess a considerable sting. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  "Solitary Coral I" Here are two polyps of the brown cup coral, Paracyathus stearnsi, one of only a handful of true corals to exist in temperate waters. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Balanophyllia Here is a luminous view of the solitary coral, Balanophyllia, taken while diving at night. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Cup Coral Here is Balanophyllia, one of the few "true" corals to exist in temperate waters -- and related to the reef building forms of the tropics. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Seascape I Here are Corynactis anemones, a bloodstar, dorid nudibranch, and other invertebrates. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  White Corynactis Here is a bed of Corynactis anemones to contrast with the first. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Seascape II Here is a portrait from the lower intertidal zone, showcasing a boulder teeming with invertebrate life. Dominating the frame, is the rose anemone, Tealia. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Seascape III Here is a seascape featuring a rose variation of Tealia, a sea cucumber, dorid nudibranch, and a host of other invertebrates. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Pycnopodia This is a macro shot of the sun-star, Pycnopodia, and represents its dermal branchiae (breathing apparatus) and pedicellaria. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Sun Star Here is Pycnopodia, by far the largest of the sea stars ( at over a meter across) -- and a voracious predator of the intertidal. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Rainbow Star This is a portrait of a rainbow star, Orthasterias with its distinctive spines and dermal branchiae. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  "Tealia Tentacles" Here are the feeding tentacles of the rose anemone, Tealia (= Urticina) piscivora, among the largest of the anthozoans and capable of cpaturing the wayward fish. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Tealia IX This is a portrait of an inverted rose anemone, Tealia. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Tealia III Here is the tentacle crown of the rose anemone, Tealia piscivora. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Tealia B Here is a second variant of the feeding tentacles of Tealia, an anemone over a foot across. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Tealia Seen here is a macro shot of the mouth of the fish-eating anemone, Tealia, a common sight in the low intertidal. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Tealia VI This is a red variant of the rose anemone, Tealia, concentrating on its tentacles. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Macrocystis I Here are fronds and pneumatocysts (floats) of the Giant Kelp, Macrocystis. Under optimal conditions, this brown algae may grow 45 cm (around 18") a day. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Solitary Coral Here is the solitary coral Balanophyllia exhibiting its feeding tentacles and iridescent coloration. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Macrocystis II Here is a second image of the giant kelp, Macrocystis, shot against a rock wall of sundry other algae. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Seascape III Here is a community of Tealia, Corynactis, various sea stars, and encrusting sponges taken in 15 meters (45 feet) of water. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Monastery Seascape II Here is a shot of the kelp forest in Carmel, California, the foreground consisting of boulders and richly covered by invertebrate life. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Seascape VI Here is a seascape from California's central coast, depicting a boulder teeming with invertebrate life -- with giant kelp silhouetted in the background. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00  Kelp Forest Here is a view of a dense kelp forest, each "plant" reaching over 20 meters (66 feet) from their holdfasts. This 11" x 14" photograph is printed on archival Kodak paper, double-matted on acid-free boards , and mounted within a 16" x 20" black metal and glass frame. The photograph is signed and numbered by the photographer and limited to 250 copies. 150.00 | Science Fiction/Horror | Natural History | Dinosaurs | Underwater Photography | Posters | UW: 16 x 20 Series | | Return Home | Updates | Services | Catalogue | Links | FAQ | Contact | |
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