Bald Eagle hunting floral artBald Eagle strike. A bald eagle captured in mid flight. These majestic raptors will use their large wings as airbrakes when coming into land or pouncing on some unfortunate prey at high speed. This comes in handy when swooping in hunter mode at anything between 75 to an incredible 100 miles per hour. When not dive bombing prey a bald eagle can spread its wings and soar to a height of 10,000 ft. Archival pigment print on smooth matt Hahnemhle Photo Rag
And they move very fast
blousy flowers of a deep pink colour
"Waiting for my mistress"
in very small and exclusive editions
sprung from the blood of Amaryllis's heart
they are delicate little things and remind me of small prehistoric deep sea creatures
These large parrots can be mistaken for a Scarlet Macaw as their plumage is mainly red from the front
Peonies are an enduring symbol of wealth
They were a popular subject in the 17th century Dutch Vanitas still-life school of painting which explored these themes
They seem to transcend the confines of the two-dimensional print surface with a tactile
Poppies are laden with symbolism but this variety represents peace
This is one of my home grown varieties called Estella Rijnveld