Creatures of the Giant Tides Click here for gallery
Art in Nature. From AUSTRALIA's Kimberley coast. "Creatures of the Giant Tides" is a collection of fine art nature photographs by Broome photographer and film maker, Peter Strain.
These tiny mangrove creatures are no bigger than a normal fingernail and inhabit the extreme and beautiful remote shorelines of the Kimberley region in far northwest Australia. See funny video
The intertidal world is also populated by millions of small colored crabs.
The remote bays and mudflats near Broome and up to Koolan Island are subject to "giant tides" of up to nine metres. Kimberley coastgallery
The photographer has been photographing and filming in this region since 1985 and has created this unique collection of extraordinary macro photographs that defy description. They are at once, fascinating images of tiny marine creatures, and depictions of fantastic characters that could have been created for an animated hollywood space movie - but they are real living animals. See video
All prints are photographed 'on location' on the mudflats and among the tidal mangrove forests of the outback Kimberley coast.
Click here to view "Creatures of the Giant tides" Gallery
These photographs are on display at Broome's "Giant Tides" gallery behind the old Sun Pictures screen in Australia's most historic picture gardens in far northwest Australia's rugged Kimberley region. See video
"Creatures of the Giant Tides" are unique fine art photographic works from nature. Giant Tides Gallery has this collection as an ongoing exhibition at the gallery in Broome.
The Giant Tides gallery also features a mini theatrete with amazing time-lapse sequences of Broome's giant tides and High Definition television recordings of a selection of the "Creatures of the Giant Tides".Click here to view gallery
Also take a look at samples of Peter Strain's video and TV work such as "Time Flies" with Damien Thornber, and "The True Kimberley"a look at Derby. See funny video of Peter Strain's work. Or an example of corporate/government production LNG and the Kimberley
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