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Wall ArtFir trees appear only as reflection, their bodies replaced by the idea of themselves. The water surface folds them into something more magical, reminding us that memory rarely matches fact. Greens slip towards charcoal; sky becomes a slight brightness between trunks. It is forest as feeling ...

Wall ArtA modest red boat shed and a small white dinghy, side by side in the dark Norwegian waters. Their reflections feel like a second conversation, softer and more private. The image hints at the comfort of solitude, away from ebbs. flows of everyday life. For interiors, this fine art photography...

Wall ArtA single red boatshed leans into its reflection, held by dark water and forested shore. The scene suggests shelter chosen rather than given, a small act of defiance in a vast northern landscape. The colour note is controlled yet confident, offering warmth without noise. In Aotearoa homes, th...

Wall ArtA river of light walks carefully across the dark fjord, suggesting a path found by feel rather than map. The surrounding slopes and sky recede into near abstraction, so that what remains is movement – slow, silvery, insistent. There is both solitude and reassurance here, like heading home ...

Wall ArtThis piece holds the feeling of travelling between things: mountains and sky, past and present, land and deep water. The coastal passage towards Geirangerfjord appears both sheltering and unknown, a reminder that in-between spaces can be the most honest. Soft glints of light trace the surfac...

Wall ArtThe Norwegian fjord remembers the sun in fragments. Silver shards skitter across inky water while mountains and cloud gather in watchful silence. The scene feels almost monochrome at first, then reveals subtle shifts of slate, pewter and softened blue. It suggests resilience, the way light p...

Wall ArtA small lighthouse holds its place against dark northern water, suggesting that true direction is often quiet and local. The dock at Ålesund feels both remote and strangely familiar, like a far-off cousin to our own regional harbours in Aotearoa. In contemporary homes, this piece adds groun...

Wall ArtHere, the canal becomes a slender mirror for the quiet side of the city. Early light catches window frames and moorings, yet the mood is full of restraint and hush. Nyhavn’s usual bustle is held at a distance; what remains is shape, and the slow geometry of colour along the waterline. Perf...

It doesn't get much better than this. Sitting on the beach watching the sun come up has to be one of life's most simple and sublime pleasures. I never tire of this daily phenomenon but this one was particularly beautiful. Captured at Palm Beach on the Gold Coast of Queensland mid-winter. Framed wit...