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All Products › Wall Art Print - Breakfast at Misool

Wall Art Print - Breakfast at Misool

US$50.00

This photo was captured just before breakfast time at Misool Resort in October 2025, when a green sea turtle swam into the bay just in front of the dining area.

Misool Resort’s house reef is famous for many things, and the green turtles that come to feed on the seagrass beds at high tides are one of them. Coincidentally, this school of scads had also taken up residence on the house reef just a few weeks before our group’s arrival. While the scads schooled a little way away from where the turtles fed, the incoming turtles would have to swim through this mass of fish in order to get to their lovely seagrass.

This photo was awarded Third Place in the Wide Angle category of the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition in January of 2026.

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”

This photo was captured just before breakfast time at Misool Resort in October 2025, when a green sea turtle swam into the bay just in front of the dining area.

Misool Resort’s house reef is famous for many things, and the green turtles that come to feed on the seagrass beds at high tides are one of them. Coincidentally, this school of scads had also taken up residence on the house reef just a few weeks before our group’s arrival. While the scads schooled a little way away from where the turtles fed, the incoming turtles would have to swim through this mass of fish in order to get to their lovely seagrass.

This photo was awarded Third Place in the Wide Angle category of the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition in January of 2026.

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”