Photographed beneath Tumby Bay Jetty on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, this image was made at low tide, with the water moving slowly around the timber pylons and light softening across the surface.
The jetty stretches forward in repetition and shadow, drawing the eye inward rather than outward. Looking Through is part of a three-piece photographic series that explores how slowing down can change how we perceive space, structure, and rhythm.
Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format suits the scene's symmetry and depth, giving the image room to settle.
This is an open edition photographic print.
Print only. Frame shown for context.
Photographed beneath Tumby Bay Jetty on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, this image was made at low tide, with the water moving slowly around the timber pylons and light softening across the surface.
The jetty stretches forward in repetition and shadow, drawing the eye inward rather than outward. Looking Through is part of a three-piece photographic series that explores how slowing down can change how we perceive space, structure, and rhythm.
Printed in Australia on heavyweight cotton paper, each print is made to order and finished with care. The square format suits the scene's symmetry and depth, giving the image room to settle.
This is an open edition photographic print.
Print only. Frame shown for context.
Packaging
Rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Size
60 × 60 cm (square)
Paper
Heavyweight fine art paper
Matte finish
Print type
Open edition photographic print
Printed to order in Australia
Finish
Unframed
Frame shown for context only
Delivery
Please allow 2-3 weeks for print and delivery
