Regular print
Regular Prints are unsigned by the author and unlimited in reprints. They are museum quality prints, not to be confused with mass-posters. Made to order, they come in three standard different sizes but customized format can be ordered.
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Limited edition print
Signed by the author, they are limited to a worlwide total of 10 prints, all formats included. Collector's items, real artwork individually made to order, they are printed under the author's supervision on a paper used for museum exhibitions.
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Licenses
All images are right protected, which means we control the rights to these images in order to avoid conflicts with competing clients. Some images may be bought exclusively which prevents your competitors from using the same images.
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anemonefish
This is a two-banded anemonefish "amphiprion bicinctus" in symbiosis with a giant carpet anemone "stichodactyla gigantea".
Unlike the other species, the anemonfish (or clownfish) are not sensitive to the anemones tentacles urticant effects. These anemones, thus, offer to the clownfishes, who became very popular thanks to the cinema, an effective protection against the predators.
On the lower left side of the image, you can also notice a maxima clam "tridacna maxima" also known as the great clam or rugosa clam. It is found in a variety of colors and patterns.
In general, maxima clams have larger areas of solid color than the other tridacna clams. The two halves of the shell are elongated and lack symmetry. Like other members of its genus it has ways of attaching itself to the coral reef. It can burrow into the substrate.
The maxima clam is probably the most widely recognized species of the giant clams. The beauty of its mantle with its rich variety of vivid colorations is highly prized. Its shell may reach a size of up to 30cm (12 inches).
ISO 100, 12mm, f-11, 1/50 s.
