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All Products › Wall Art Print - Mangrove Magic

Wall Art Print - Mangrove Magic

US$50.00

This photo was captured in the mangroves of the northern parts of Raja Ampat in 2017.

Unlike most mangrove systems around the world that tend to grow out of muddy substrates where visibility is severely limited, these mangroves grow right out of the reef with clear blue water. These mangroves are arguably some of the most unique snorkeling sites in the world.

This photo was awarded First Place in the World Oceans Day Photo Competition and was a part of a global exhibition with a narrative that underlines the importance of the ocean’s health.

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”

This photo was captured in the mangroves of the northern parts of Raja Ampat in 2017.

Unlike most mangrove systems around the world that tend to grow out of muddy substrates where visibility is severely limited, these mangroves grow right out of the reef with clear blue water. These mangroves are arguably some of the most unique snorkeling sites in the world.

This photo was awarded First Place in the World Oceans Day Photo Competition and was a part of a global exhibition with a narrative that underlines the importance of the ocean’s health.

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”