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Karak and Ngolak Feathers
' Dreamtime stories and belief systems of many First Nations language groups regard the glossy black cockatoo as a powerful protector, its very presence shielding people from harm. This perception stems from the bird's loud, raucous alarm calls that alert others to potential threats lurking nearby. To Indigenous Australians, the glossy black's vocal warnings represent an ancient voice of the forest keeping watch. Mount Cambewarra is the site of the black cockatoo’s Creation story, where a white cockatoo flew over a major bushfire and turned black. ' - WWF
Super fine, beautifully detailed filaments are highlighted in the elegant structure of these Australian native cockatoo feathers. Responsibly sourced and photographed in only natural light with minimal post processing and no filters.
*Available as a 60x90 cm fine art photography print.
*If you require an unlisted size, please message Nadia for details. In most cases this can be done when kept within the image ratio.
Unframed and un-matted, you are purchasing the print only.
Limited edition, signed and numbered on the back.
Digitally printed on Canson Lustre Premium Giclée Paper in a professional photo lab ensuring brilliant image quality and colour.
Shipped in a sturdy postal tube.
Materials used:
Nikon camera
Details:
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 25
- Size: 60 x 90 x 0.01cm (unframed) / 60 x 90cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
Tags:
#still life#close up#red black#macro photography#dark moody#australian birds#nadia culph#redtailed cockatoo#cockatoo feathers#yellowtailed cockatoo
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Artwork description
Karak and Ngolak Feathers
' Dreamtime stories and belief systems of many First Nations language groups regard the glossy black cockatoo as a powerful protector, its very presence shielding people from harm. This perception stems from the bird's loud, raucous alarm calls that alert others to potential threats lurking nearby. To Indigenous Australians, the glossy black's vocal warnings represent an ancient voice of the forest keeping watch. Mount Cambewarra is the site of the black cockatoo’s Creation story, where a white cockatoo flew over a major bushfire and turned black. ' - WWF
Super fine, beautifully detailed filaments are highlighted in the elegant structure of these Australian native cockatoo feathers. Responsibly sourced and photographed in only natural light with minimal post processing and no filters.
*Available as a 60x90 cm fine art photography print.
*If you require an unlisted size, please message Nadia for details. In most cases this can be done when kept within the image ratio.
Unframed and un-matted, you are purchasing the print only.
Limited edition, signed and numbered on the back.
Digitally printed on Canson Lustre Premium Giclée Paper in a professional photo lab ensuring brilliant image quality and colour.
Shipped in a sturdy postal tube.
Materials used:
Nikon camera
Details:
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 25
- Size: 60 x 90 x 0.01cm (unframed) / 60 x 90cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
Tags:
#still life#close up#red black#macro photography#dark moody#australian birds#nadia culph#redtailed cockatoo#cockatoo feathers#yellowtailed cockatoo
Nadia Culph
Australia
About
Photographic artist Nadia Culph, skilfully manipulates & controls light. Her still life images are inspired by nature's curiosities & wonders. Keeping her composition simple, Nadia creates stunning photographs that aim... Read more