These two limited edition images are restricted to only 200 reprints.   The images areavailable in 2 formats, photographic prints and canvas.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS

A superior metallic photographic stock is used for the photographic prints, and each image is signed and numbered by the photographer.

Two print sizes are available, and you can choose to have your Limited Edition Print framed or carefully rolled and stored in a tube. Generally, the framed prints are mounted in a black matt and framed in a stylish gold or silver frame. Other styles of matt and frames can be arranged upon request.

CANVAS

on surfari canvas prints are of the highest quality available. We make all our own canvas artwork in our Coolum based workshop. we have been producing canvas for over 6 years and have the highest quality finish available. We use American giclee canvas and the latest EPSON 9900 11 colour printing technology. Our canvas is heat treated using a soft laminate film. Our laminate has a beautiful rich finish and enhances the look and life of the canvas. The laminate is UV stabilized and offers a crack and fade resistant archival finish. EPSON offer arguable the best archival inks on the market boasting a 75 year archival life. The laminated canvas can be wiped down and cleaned when necessary using a damp cloth. Unlike other canvas products on the market our canvas is scuff and crack proof and will last a lifetime.

Liquid Gold - Noosa (228)
A truly rare image, this amazing shot was the result of 7 hours in the water over four consecutive afternoons in mid July 2003. The image was captured on Fuji Provia 100, using a Nikon F90x and a 20mm lens in a Kelly water housing. Nigel spends countless hours chasing the perfect wave. The focus and exposure is all preset on the beach. The only function available in the water is the shutter release. This is the first limited edition print by Nigel and is sure to remain one of Noosa's all time classic images.

Maldivian Clownfish (MO21)
In June 2003, I was commissioned to shoot for a travel surf company, Tropic Surf for their 10 day surf tours. It was on this trip I had the opportunity to capture this image. The image was shot on Fuji Provia 100, using a Nikon F90x and a 20mm lens in a Kelly water housing. The Maldives has over 1200 islands, only 200 are inhabited, the rest are remote tropical islands, this is one of them.

LIMITED EDITION PRICE LIST 2010