Apartment Series 'The Watcher'

A moment of quiet contrast. On the right, a glimpse of dense, living green suggests abundance and shelter. Cutting across the frame, an old, weathered branch leans through—dry, brittle, stripped of life. At its center sits a juvenile eagle, calm and alert, looking left toward an unseen horizon.

This image speaks to balance: youth perched on the bones of what once was, surrounded by what still remains. It asks a quiet question—where will the next generation land if the old growth disappears?

Printed with archival inks on a premium metal surface, protected by a UV coating to prevent glare and fading, the piece is built to endure. It’s framed in hand-crafted, white powder-coated metal, with a sleek, hand-painted internal retainer that allows the image to float above the backing. Delivered ready to hang, it carries both beauty and warning.Shot during a recent expedition to cover the King Tide in Campbell River. Shooting from a speed boat in the rapids , tracking the eagles at 100 kph this was one of the most fun and challenging shoots!