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"The Amphitheater" Print Type:Signed Artist Proof thick shell scutes were once

"The Amphitheater" Print Type:Signed Artist Proof thick shell scutes were onceCaribbean Reef Sharks cruise The Amphitheater, a curved cut in the contour of the reef walls at Bloody Bay Marine Park, forming a natural amphitheater atmosphere. Jim Hellemn has made a career out of inventing ways to capture the spectacular colors and details of coral reefs. His images have appeared in National Geographic magazine, the American Museum of Natural History and are featured in several large scale public attractions. Artist Proof Canvas

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Description

thick shell scutes were once

playing in a kelp forest off Santa Barbara Island

have an amazing ability to scroll through vivid color patterns reflecting their mood

The foreground is dominated by a large male Sheephead Wrasse and dotted with tiny Senioritas

"The Amphitheater" Print Type:Signed Artist Proof thick shell scutes were onceCaribbean Reef Sharks cruise The Amphitheater, a curved cut in the contour of the reef walls at Bloody Bay Marine Park, forming a natural amphitheater atmosphere. Jim Hellemn has made a career out of inventing ways to capture the spectacular colors and details of coral reefs. His images have appeared in National Geographic magazine, the American Museum of Natural History and are featured in several large scale public attractions. Artist Proof Canvas

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