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A whale shark and a golden trevally is captured in a front view shot by Anouska Freedman in Ningaloo Reef, showing the commensal relationship of the 2 creatures. The golden trevally can cover vast distances in the ocean by riding along the great fishes, including the whale sharks. They may prefer the whale shark for feeding time, as the colossal gentle marine creature attracts baitfish, which is prey for the golden trevally.

The blue waters accentuate the patterns of the great fish. Another reminder of the vastness of the ocean and some of its creatures. The beautiful white lines on this shark seems to be a camouflaged to light refractions in water. The size of the trevally contrasts with the giant, and seems insignificant. A true testament to their symbiotic relationship.

From Anouska Freedman: SAY G'DAY!! ???? a very happy whaleshark and her pilot fish friend swimming in the pristine waters off the Ningaloo reef. I think I spend almost as much time with whalesharks as I do with people at the moment hahaha! I feel very lucky to live in a part of the world where this shark is protected and we try to swim with them in a non invasive manner. It's so important to look after our beautiful sharks, they are gentle giants and bring so much joy to people all over the world.

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Option of Museum Grade Canvas or Hemp Giclée

Environmentally Friendly Production

Made & Shipped from Perth, Australia

Certificate of Authenticity & Edition Number

Handmade, Sustainably sourced Frames from New Zealand Pines & Tasmanian Oak Frames

Option of Museum Grade Canvas or Hemp Giclée

Environmentally Friendly Production

Made & Shipped from Perth, Australia

Certificate of Authenticity & Edition Number

Handmade, Sustainably sourced Frames from New Zealand Pines & Tasmanian Oak Frames

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Experience the essence of GeoChange limited edition artworks, available in a variety of sizes to perfectly complement your space. GeoChange artwork transcends the adage “a picture is worth a thousand words”.

By purchasing our bespoke, limited-edition pieces, you directly contribute to our international and local causes, as well as receive member-only discounts to our growing list of like-minded business partners.

Each limited piece is made-to-order on museum-grade materials, sourced sustainably and ethically, ensuring both quality and conscience — This is the foundation of GeoChange.

Hahnemuhle Hemp

One of the oldest and most diverse fibres in the world, museum grade, sustainable and lightly textured to provide a clean, rich contrast of colours. 290GSM

Canson ProCanvas

Designed for professional use, promoting a deep contrast of colours, museum grade, sustainable with a smooth finish adding warmth to any room. 385GSM

Each made-to-order artwork includes a GeoChange certificate of authenticity, highlighting your unique limited edition number certifying its exclusivity of the unique point in time which will never be recreated.

Stretching & Floating Frames

Our in-house framing process is made completely by hand, showcasing seamless joins and beautifully textured wood. Using only sustainably sourced pine from Australia or New Zealand. Each frame is meticulously handcrafted from Tasmanian Oak. Our naturally coloured frames are artworks in themselves, designed to complement any space.

Frame Color Options:

We offer two elegant colour options: Natural Tasmanian Oak (Light) and Dark Tasmanian Oak (Charcoal). Both are designed to perfectly enhance your existing interior design and bring your space to life!

Shipping Costs

Shipping costs will vary depending on the size of your artwork and if it is framed or unframed, naturally unframed pieces will be cheaper to ship. You are welcome to frame your artwork yourself. If possible, we ask you to frame us as we can guarantee all of our materials are grown sustainably and sourced ethically, built by hand, with love, from us to you.

Production Timeline

Please allow up to one week for the creation of your artwork. For our handcrafted stretching and framing options, please allow an additional two weeks. Typically, the process may take less time than this.

Return Policy

As all of GeoChange works are made to order we are unable to offer returns unless the item has been damaged in transit. If you change your mind on your piece within 24 hours of ordering we can replace it for another item. If your item has been damaged please provide photos to inspire@geochange.io for inspection.

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Overview

Each limited piece is made-to-order on museum-grade materials, sourced sustainably and ethically, ensuring both quality and conscience — This is the foundation of GeoChange.

Materials

Hahnemuhle Hemp

One of the oldest and most diverse fibres in the world, museum grade, sustainable and lightly textured to provide a clean, rich contrast of colours. 290GSM

Canson ProCanvas

Designed for professional use, promoting a deep contrast of colours, museum grade, sustainable with a smooth finish adding warmth to any room. 385GSM

Frames

Stretching & Floating Frames

Frame Color Options:

Shipping & Returns

Shipping Costs

Production Timeline

Return Policy

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Meet Anouska Freedman

Cause - Protect Ningaloo

Nush Freedman (Anouska) is an underwater photographer and cinematographer from Exmouth in Western Australia. She has dedicated much of her life to work in, on and around the ocean and has a deep passion for protecting our blue planet and its wildlife.

Nush is a water woman with training as a freediver, dive master and skipper. She has travelled to all corners of the globe working in the photography and film industry and has been a part of several high-end blue-chip documentaries and conservation missions. You can find Nush on Shipwreck Hunters on Disney +

Her work often features the animals that can be found on her home reef#Nyinggulu and her greatest passion is protecting this reef and its inhabitants against industrialisation.