The Dorsal Fin

The Dorsal FinFrom Ian Daniell: Those of you who know me probably know that I really like orca, aka killer whales. The dorsal fin of a large orca can be as tall as 6ft. I love thinking about the scale of that so I decided to make a piece of work about it.

the Maestro sublimely moves the baton from bullish to bearish or vica versa

From Daniel Nicholson: Have you ever seen down a Manta's mouth

we are dots in the universe

In this image of a heron in flight the water is providing the backlighting and I have adjusted my white balance to a custom setting of 10

The darker waters highlight the whale shark’s spots like they are stars forming constellations

The veins of the creeks connecting the land to the sea representing nature as the life blood of the region

when it comes to markets but I have had the singular experiences of witnessing a bull fight in Provence and a grizzly in a cage somewhere in the States

the relationship shown in the pic definitely encourages feelings of warmth

From Jake Wilton: The iconic thorny devil lizard thrives in the harsh environment of outback Australia

A whale shark rises from the depths of the deep ocean

if you take a closer look

This existential challenge adds a pressing layer of urgency to turtle conservation efforts