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Lost in Layers

Regular price $150.00 AUD
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image of a soft pastel sunrise over the mountains and the ocean

Lost in Layers

Regular price $150.00 AUD

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Getting lost in those dreamy layers illuminated by the sunrise. Lost in Layers, where water, sky, and salt blend together. Bahía de Banderas, Punta de Mita ~ Mexico

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
☼ Available in sizes up to 152x228cm (60x90”)
☼ 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.

The story behind the print

This photograph was taken from a slightly different angle around the same bay as my print, Blues of Bahía de Banderas. It features the same layers of mountains and water, yet the changing light transforms it into an entirely different scene.

Captured at sunrise, the changing light gradually reveals new layers within the mountains. As the sun grows brighter, different tones, textures, and subtle details begin to emerge. It’s something I love about photographing the same place over and over again. The landscape remains the same, but the light is constantly changing the way I experience it.

What draws me to this image is its soft pastel colour palette and the intricate layering throughout the scene. The closer you look, the more details begin to reveal themselves. New layers appear within the mountains, subtle highlights emerge along the strip of clouds, and delicate textures begin to form across the water. It’s this intricate layering of light, colour, and texture that continues to draw me back to this view.

It reminds me that landscapes don’t change nearly as much as the light does. Sometimes it’s the light that transforms a familiar place into something completely new.