Into The Deep

This stunning photo of a riotous, tempestuous sea, with foreboding clouds hanging over it, captures the sea at its most powerful and visceral.

Shot at Wilhelmina Bay, Darwin captures the almost inky water surface in the Antarctica.

Brede’s beautifully composed nocturnal image of a house perched over the sea has a lingering sense of mystery to it.

Virtually monochrome in colour, Keiditsch captures the blurring boundary between sea and sky as if it was a watercolour.

Dark, eerie and contemplative, this monochrome photo of stones set against a jetty was taken with a long-exposure. Haker has masterfully balanced black, white and grey tones to transform the water into a sea of foggy cloud.

Drawing from the work of Hiroshi Sugimoto, Hall captures the sea in all its vast, empty glory. Shot at a low sun, sunlight ripples across the ocean surface, blurry the boundaries between sea and sky.

Chris Tuff is an international, award winning Photographer and Director. ‘I have always been driven by the deep-seated compulsion to create images.’

Part of a series of classic horizon seascapes taken at selected times on selected days in the Cote d’Azur, south of France. The works in this series bring to the fore the ever changing majesty of the ocean and their reflections in the sky.

This startling image of washed up ice bergs is almost abstract it conception. Stranded by the receding tide, they are stuck on the black volcanic sand and the waves then smash them down to smaller icebergs.