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Remote places. Rare phenomena.
Collected in 500+ private collections.
Published by NatGeo & Lonely Planet.
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1/10 Who is intrepid? Over twenty five years of adventure photography, published by houses like National Geographic and Lonely Planet, exhibited in galleries around the world from Sydney, to New York, to Milan, with 130 1/1s sold along with editions and curated releases (over 500 blockchain-verified collectors with ~1...
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Excited to launch Season Three of Northern Exposure.
A series that has evolved over the past four years, inspired by the quiet beauty, resilience, and solitude of the North.
Season Three adds six new works, bringing the collection to 29 pieces and continuing the journey through landscapes shaped by snow, silence, and...
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A small escape pod suspended over a world of glass, carrying us quietly away from everything.
'Escape Pod' is the second piece in the third triptych for the Intrepid Ocean series.
Public phase now open 47/69 minted 👀
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It’s an honour to be shortlisted for The Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year with Lifeblood.
Lifeblood is an aerial capture of the transformations water brings to the outback after rare floods sweep down from Central Queensland, filling channels carved over millennia. Reached after days of 4WDing acr...
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So should we add ‘Where the Mountain Fell Away’ to SuperReal ?
Mt St. Helens and Mt Adams seen from the air while flying over the Cascade Ranges in the US Pacific North West. Mt St. Helens (also known as Lawetlat’la to Cowlitz people, and Loowit to the Klickitat people) is a stratovolcano that erupted spectacularly in...
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This monster was chasing us down while sailing in the Bahamas, just as the sun was rising. It’s hard to describe the feeling when you see one. If one of these hits your boat, it’s total devastation. It followed us for what felt like an eternity. We use the same wind to escape that the storm was generating, so it was a ...
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Not every day is perfect in life; but sometimes its those dark days which make the best stories.
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“To be truly challenging, a voyage, like a life, must rest on a firm foundation of financial unrest. Otherwise, you are doomed to a routine traverse, the kind known to yachtsmen who play with their boats at sea... "cruising" it is called. Voyaging belongs to seamen, and to the wanderers of the world who cannot, or will...
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Four years at sea distilled into seven pieces.
A world few ever get to see.
(sound on)
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