Frame
Top Mat
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Dimensions
Image:
10.00" x 6.50"
Mat Border:
2.00"
Frame Width:
0.88"
Overall:
15.50" x 12.00"
Turtle Snack Framed Print
by Sean Davey
Product Details
Turtle Snack framed print by Sean Davey. Bring your print to life with hundreds of different frame and mat combinations. Our framed prints are assembled, packaged, and shipped by our expert framing staff and delivered "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.
Design Details
A split level (under and over) water view of a Hawaiian sea turtle preying on an octopus with a sweeping background of palm trees. It should be... more
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3 - 4 business days
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Comments (11)
Artist's Description
A split level (under and over) water view of a Hawaiian sea turtle preying on an octopus with a sweeping background of palm trees. It should be noted that it 's rare to sea a turtle eating carniverously. Apparently the younger ones are more likely to take food where they find it while the older turtles prefer to eat vegetation.
This art piece is available in a diverse range of rolled or framed gallery-quality canvas, soft duvet covers as well as other home decor items such as fabric shower curtains, greeting cards and tote bags and also decorative throw pillows for your beach house.
See more underwater sea life pictures at the galleries page on the folder that says Under water - Sea life.
About Sean Davey
My imagery is all real authentic photography mainly focusing on the beach and other coastal environments. There is absolutely NO AI used in my photography. What you see are actual photographs. I use highly specialized camera housings that allow me to take my camera gear into and under the water. This allows me to capture very unique angles and scenery that most folks rarely even get to see with their own eyes. My specialty is most definitely what those of us in the business call Water Photography. I also often use slow shutter speeds and other such methods to create truly unique imagery. It's the light itself that is always of first and foremost importance. This obsession with extraordinary light sees me often getting up in the...
$80.00
Robert VanDerWal
Great Shot!
Sean Davey replied:
Thanks, Robert.
Luther Fine Art
Congratulations! Your fantastic art has been featured on the ABC Group home page from the J IS FOR JAWS week, September 27, 2021 - October ,2021, where the subject of our art has jaw ( people/animals). You are invited to add your wonderful art in the Features Archive Discussion in the ABC GROUP as a way to preserve your feature!
Sean Davey replied:
Thank you for featuring Turtle Snack, Pamela.
Lori Moon
Congratulations on your feature in Over 2000 Views
Sean Davey replied:
Thank you, Lori.
Edward Garey
Awesome picture
Sean Davey replied:
Thanks, Edward.
Christopher James
Congratulation.....your wonderful work has been featured in the 1000 Views on 1 Image Group l/f/p
Sean Davey replied:
Thank you, Christopher.
Heidi Fickinger
What a catch!!! This is an awesome image Sean.
Sean Davey replied:
Thanks, heidi. It was weird because when I first saw the turtle, he had an aggressive look on his face which is unusual, then when I looked back, he had the octopus in its mouth.
Dorothy Pugh
Brilliant capture! l/f
Sean Davey replied:
Thank you, Dorothy.
Laurie Search
This is incredible!!! :))))fv
Sean Davey replied:
Thank you Laurie. It was a rare "had to be there" moment.
Louise Hill
Love this!
Sean Davey replied:
Mahalo Louise.
Roger Mullenhour
Great capture Sean! Fav
Sean Davey replied:
Thanks Roger.
Bob Christopher
Hi Sean...I like your image. Very well photographed and a great find...Cheers Bob f/v
Sean Davey replied:
It was a rare catch Bob. Apparently only the young turtles will eat meat. The older ones stick to being herbivores.