El Paredón
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Captured in El Paredón, Guatemala, where barrels are fast, steep, and heavy. This fine art print brings the raw power and beauty of the ocean into your space.
Product Details:
☼ All our images are crafted with salty love
☼ Printed on Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique, 100% cotton, museum-grade fine art photo paper
☼ Includes a 5cm white border for easy framing
☼ Signed by the artist
☼ Framing options available upon request
☼ Free shipping within Australia and internationally
☼ Please allow up to 7-14 business days for production and dispatch
Note: This image was captured while swimming in the ocean and may include natural grain and soft imperfections, part of the magic and texture of water photography, especially in larger prints.
For custom sizes and framing options, get in touch. All prices are in AUD.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
☼ Free shipping Australia-wide and worldwide
☼ Please allow up to 7-14 business days for production and dispatch
☼ You’ll receive tracking details once your order ships
☼ International buyers are responsible for any local duties or taxes
Framing & Custom Orders
☼ Framing is available for most prints within Australia only
☼ Custom sizes or unlisted images? Get in touch – I’d love to help create something special for your space.
Returns & Damages
☼ As all prints are made to order, all sales are final
☼ If your print arrives damaged, please email within 14 days with photos and I’ll sort a replacement or refund
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The story behind the print
After two weeks working in the surf at El Paredón, Guatemala, and navigating it's tricky conditions as it’s a pretty strong break break, I woke early to watch the sunrise from the shore. The waves were pumping, solid eight-foot plus. Only two surfers tried to paddle out and couldn’t make it past the sets. Most of the waves were closing out, but every now and then, one would open up and peel perfectly. The incredible thing about this beach is that the sun both rises and sets over the ocean because of the coastline’s angle. That morning, the colours blended, the sky, the sea, and the sand, and one perfect barrel opened up right before the sun came over the horizon. I normally shoot from the water but I took this image from behind the beach, a rare perspective for me, and one that I was able to capture perfectly the gradient of the sky reflecting on the water and the barrel perfectly breaking in the corner.