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  • Fine art photography print of silhouetted pandanus palms and surfers in golden morning light at Cabarita Beach, NSW Australia.
  • Cabarita Beach pandanus palm fine art print in a timber frame displayed above a white sofa in a cozy neutral living room.
  • Framed fine art print of Cabarita Beach pandanus palms in warm sunrise light, in a natural timber frame.
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Pandanus of Cabarita

$150.00 AUD
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Fine art photography print of silhouetted pandanus palms and surfers in golden morning light at Cabarita Beach, NSW Australia.

Pandanus of Cabarita

$150.00 AUD

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Tropical palms to pandanus palms, my new obsession now back in Australia. Captured while exploring my new home in Cabarita Beach, a moment of golden sea sparkles and surfers floating by. 

This ocean fine art print brings together my love of Australian beach culture, photography, and my new obsession with pandanus palms.

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

For custom sizes and framing options, get in touch. All prices are in AUD.

The story behind the print

When I moved back to Australia in 2024, I had two big moves within six months. First, moving back home with my family. Then, a second move to a new town an hour north of where I grew up. Two massive transitions in a short space of time. I took a break from photography for a while. Slowly, after settling into our new place in Cabarita Beach, I started to explore. I became obsessed with Norries Headland, shooting mostly in the water. I never really photographed much from the shore, but I had a new long lens and I found myself drawn to the pandanus palms and their silhouettes. Over the next couple of months, I played with photographing the palms around my new home. The golden sparkles on the sea, the surfers moving through the frame, the tangled branches of the pandanus. This image was taken as I was leaving the beach after shooting on the headland for an hour. I noticed the palms catching the morning light and spent half an hour trying to frame them just right, the silhouettes, the golden glow, the surfers weaving through the nooks of the palms. It’s interesting when you develop a visual style based on a place you lived in for so long, after six years in Mexico, I was so used to the colour, the sunsets, the warmth of the water, the tropical palm trees. Coming back to Australia, I was working with different light, new landscapes, and trying not to lose the soul of my style that I'd developed in Mexico. I love this shot because it feels like a moment where all of that came together. A photograph that holds change, light, observation, and a new kind of home.