Blue Ocean Art | Great Wall East

"Great Wall East"

o Coral Reefs
o Giant Kelp Forests
o Bloody Bay Wall
o Marine Animals
o The Blue
o Bio-Fluorescence

o "Great Wall West 1999"
o "Great Wall West 2010"
o "Great Wall East"
o "The Amphitheater"
o "Randy's Gazebo"
o "Red Ropes, Black Jacks"
o "Great Wall Hawk"
o "Exploring the Wall"
o "Bloody Bay Wall"
o "Encounter"

"Great Wall West", a vertical coral reef wall on Little Cayman Island, where the bottom plunges straight down from a depth of only 20-25ft. This 1.77 gigapixel image, was the result of the "Return to Bloody Bay" project in July 2010. In this project, the 1999 image was recreated a decade later, matching position and resolution, and a team of researchers at Kean University studied the changes to reef over time. The image is featured in the traveling exhibit "Creatures of Light" currently at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta.

A Splash of Color

Elegant presentation enhances any room

Each print is hand signed by the artist

Signed by Artist

Print is backed with an elegant satin aluminum recessed frame

Elegant Design

Easy hanging system for fast and secure installation

Secure Installation

Wall View

Signature

Frame

Hanger

Experience the amazing natural beauty and exotic marine life of a coral reef in your home.

Available in five dramatic sizes:

14" X 24" 34" X 60"

21" X 36" 40" X 70"

27" X 48"

PAYPAL OR CREDIT CARD

Archival fine art print on Aluminum composite with satin anodized aluminum backing frame.

130 year + archival quality printing
highest possible resolution
super-gloss UV laminate
elegant backing frame with hanging system
custom print styles and sizes available

Shipped insured packaged in lightweight foamed box.

Loose prints (print only) are the same quality and UV gloss finish as aluminum prints - shipped flat and ready to frame.

What customers say ...

"House guests are shocked and amazed to see our “South Point 2” image proudly displayed in our living room – they can't keep their eyes off of it! We challenge them to count the number of sharks and to find the third turtle."

-- Michelle M. "South Point 2" custom 33 X 90 --

What customers say ...

“.. we just got back from Little Cayman and saw many of your pictures at the musuem. What a amazing little island, there is so much sea life! – really enjoy the picture“

-- Jimmy F.. "January Rays" 26 X 70 --

What customers say ...

“I finally hung the pictures and they are outstanding! I have to talk to you about a couple of more pictures. I just have to figure out sizes.”

-- Tom W.. "Tubbataha Atoll", "Babylon" custom 33 X 90 --

What customers say ...

“The shipment came today and we have already installed it and it looks unbelievable - thanks for the terrific packing and instructions, you are obviously a pro. Everyone in our neighborhood LOVES our GREAT WALL “

-- Barbara T. “Great Wall West” Custom 36 X120 --

What customers say ...

“All went well. It's in our dining area for all to enjoy!”

-- Carl L. "Camana Bay Reef" 33 X 90 --

What customers say ...

“I installed the print last night; leaving the paper in place as suggested and everything worked just great. After installation I was able to "unveil" the print for my wife and daughter, and we all love it."

-- Glen C. "South Point 2" 26 X 70 --

What customers say ...

“I love the print – look at it everyday when I take the long commute to work upstairs! Makes me want to work harder to go diving more frequently!”

-- Sophie W. "Camana Bay Reef" 18 X 48 --

What customers say ...

"The reef is teeming with unique sea creatures and vivid colors. We continue to discover more ocean life in this image even after months of installing it in our home."

-- Jim and Michelle M. "South Point" 33 X 90 --

"Tubbataha Atoll"

This pristine coral reef atoll in the Philippines is protected as a Unesco World Heritage Site.

"Disovery"

Divers discover beautiful coral reef walls covered with incredible marine life in Grand Cayman.

"Barracuda Point"

Huge schools of Chevron Barracuda hang out at the end of “Barracuda Point” on Sipadan Island.

"Black Rock Seafans"

Golden Sea Fans cover the reef walls at this pristine coral reef site in the Sulu Sea, Philippines.

"San Celemente Morning"

A peaceful stirring of the local reef fish breaks the stillness in the kelp forests off San Clemente Island.

"Apo Island Coral"

Down-looking mosaic of the diverse array of colorful corals at Apo Island, Philippines.

"The Boiler"

Golden Sea Fans cover the reef walls at this pristine coral reef site in the Sulu Sea, Philippines.

"Great Wall West 1999"

First "gigapixel" image ever! 1.8 Gp life-size image of Bloody Bay Wall in Little Cayman, created from 300 images on transparency film.

"Great Wall West 2010"

1.8 gigapixel image of Bloody Bay Wall in Little Cayman, produced a decade later, revealing changes in the reef over ten years.

"The Amphitheater"

Caribbean Reef Sharks cruise “the Amphitheater”, a curved cut in the steep reef walls at Littlle Cayman.

"The Feast"

Millions of tiny minnows fill the caves at Devil’s Grotto. For the bigger fish – let the feast begin!

"Serenity"

Morning calm in the California Giant Kelp Forest - a magnificent undersea ecosystem that mimics our forests on land.

"The Blue" Limited Edition of 15

That special feeling, ok fear, of being "out there" - immersed in deep water with no bottom – far from the shore in the open ocean.

"Afternoon Rays"

A Stingray feeds in the foreground as the rest of the crowd cruise by in the late afternoon rays of North Sound in Grand Cayman.

"South Point 3"

A huge older green sea turtle looms above a Malaysian reef, swarming with colorful reef fish and large schools of jacks.

"The Blue 2"

Imagine a window to the open ocean with delicate surface details showing through crystal clear blue streaked by ever moving sun rays.

"Orange Canyon"

Spectacular hues blanket this reef in Grand Cayman, dominated by the striking color of bright orange "Elephant Ear" sponges.

"Orange Canyon Rays"

A pair of spotted Eagles Rays cruise effortlessly along the tops of the reef walls at Orange Canyon, as the cast of locals tend to life on the reef.