ARCTIC AWE
Kaktovik, Alaska 2014
This is a powerful portrait of an adult female polar bear as she momentarily let out a big yawn. Like the Flehmen reponse that you see in big cat predators you get the sense of how powerful this bear is.
This image was taken in Kaktovik on the Northern Slope of Alaska, which becomes a haven for polar bears in the September & October months when the local Innuit are have permits to kill Two whales for subsistence food for the community.
The bear's powerful form is accentuated against a backdrop of soft blues and whites, evoking the serene yet harsh beauty of the Arctic landscape. Its expressive posture and open mouth convey a sense of raw vitality, inviting viewers to reflect on the majesty of wildlife in its untamed environment. This piece serves as a compelling reminder of nature's wonders, making it a captivating addition to any space.
Available as an open edition print
For more details on printing, delivery and charity, click here.
Kaktovik, Alaska 2014
This is a powerful portrait of an adult female polar bear as she momentarily let out a big yawn. Like the Flehmen reponse that you see in big cat predators you get the sense of how powerful this bear is.
This image was taken in Kaktovik on the Northern Slope of Alaska, which becomes a haven for polar bears in the September & October months when the local Innuit are have permits to kill Two whales for subsistence food for the community.
The bear's powerful form is accentuated against a backdrop of soft blues and whites, evoking the serene yet harsh beauty of the Arctic landscape. Its expressive posture and open mouth convey a sense of raw vitality, inviting viewers to reflect on the majesty of wildlife in its untamed environment. This piece serves as a compelling reminder of nature's wonders, making it a captivating addition to any space.
Available as an open edition print
For more details on printing, delivery and charity, click here.
Kaktovik, Alaska 2014
This is a powerful portrait of an adult female polar bear as she momentarily let out a big yawn. Like the Flehmen reponse that you see in big cat predators you get the sense of how powerful this bear is.
This image was taken in Kaktovik on the Northern Slope of Alaska, which becomes a haven for polar bears in the September & October months when the local Innuit are have permits to kill Two whales for subsistence food for the community.
The bear's powerful form is accentuated against a backdrop of soft blues and whites, evoking the serene yet harsh beauty of the Arctic landscape. Its expressive posture and open mouth convey a sense of raw vitality, inviting viewers to reflect on the majesty of wildlife in its untamed environment. This piece serves as a compelling reminder of nature's wonders, making it a captivating addition to any space.
Available as an open edition print
For more details on printing, delivery and charity, click here.
