Intimate portrait of a polar bear relaxed and chilling on an iceberg in the soft early morning light.
✓ Museum archival giclée paper
✓ Hand-signed & numbered by Jules
✓ Certificate of authenticity
✓ 15% to conservation
✓ Worldwide shipping
✓ Free UK delivery
This was my third consecutive year camping on the sea ice in Baffin for the simple reason that it is one of the most majestic & pristine environments in the world to photograph polar bears, especially in March & April when the sea ice has frozen. Our spotters went out before breakfast to look for tracks & on this day we were lucky as they this young 4-year-old male bear was spotted on an iceberg close to our camp.
When we got to the scene the bear was walking across the top of the iceberg. It was an incredible sight to behold. However, before we could get our cameras to start shooting the bear had started to climb down from his arctic palace.
Thankfully the bear ascended back up the iceberg again & lay at the edge of it. I waited patiently for the bear to look in our direction & used the 1.6 crop on my Canon R5 to produce a more intimate portrait of a polar bear relaxed and chilling on the iceberg.
All prints are printed on Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique which is a 100% cotton museum grade white Fine Art and photo paper.
Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel. It has been developed to address the need for continued longevity requirements in the Digital Fine Art market.
Delivery is from the United Kingdom and is included free with the purchase of all prints. Delivery is by FedEx, DHL, UPS, or DPD depending on location. Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with your tracking number. Please allow up to two weeks to fulfil your order plus one week for delivery.
As with all images in the collections, 15% of the proceeds from each image will be split between four charities- Kicheche Community Trust, Great Plains Foundation, Big Cat Initiative & Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Learn more about giving back, here.
Intimate portrait of a polar bear relaxed and chilling on an iceberg in the soft early morning light.
✓ Museum archival giclée paper
✓ Hand-signed & numbered by Jules
✓ Certificate of authenticity
✓ 15% to conservation
✓ Worldwide shipping
✓ Free UK delivery
This was my third consecutive year camping on the sea ice in Baffin for the simple reason that it is one of the most majestic & pristine environments in the world to photograph polar bears, especially in March & April when the sea ice has frozen. Our spotters went out before breakfast to look for tracks & on this day we were lucky as they this young 4-year-old male bear was spotted on an iceberg close to our camp.
When we got to the scene the bear was walking across the top of the iceberg. It was an incredible sight to behold. However, before we could get our cameras to start shooting the bear had started to climb down from his arctic palace.
Thankfully the bear ascended back up the iceberg again & lay at the edge of it. I waited patiently for the bear to look in our direction & used the 1.6 crop on my Canon R5 to produce a more intimate portrait of a polar bear relaxed and chilling on the iceberg.
All prints are printed on Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique which is a 100% cotton museum grade white Fine Art and photo paper.
Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel. It has been developed to address the need for continued longevity requirements in the Digital Fine Art market.
Delivery is from the United Kingdom and is included free with the purchase of all prints. Delivery is by FedEx, DHL, UPS, or DPD depending on location. Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with your tracking number. Please allow up to two weeks to fulfil your order plus one week for delivery.
As with all images in the collections, 15% of the proceeds from each image will be split between four charities- Kicheche Community Trust, Great Plains Foundation, Big Cat Initiative & Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Learn more about giving back, here.
