An Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) takes shelter in its carpet anemone home. A tentacle over its mouth makes it appear as if "Nemo", as the fish is popularly called, is telling off the photographer for making too much noise.

Clownfish enjoy a healthy, symbiotic relationship with its anemone home. The anemone provides protection against predators, while the clownfish feeds on parasites.

"Finding Nemo" catapulted these fish into stardom, raising considerable awareness for the ocean. But fame turned out to be a double-edged sword, as countless clownfish have been taken from their habitats to fill the increased demand in the aquarium trade.

Photo taken in Anilao, Batangas, Philippines, 2017.

Framing
Natural wood

Dimensions

A2 (16.5”x23.4”)
Print Size with border: 19.5”x26.4”
Framed Size: 22.5”x29.4”

Standard (20”x30”)
Print Size with border: 23”x33”
Framed Size: 26”x36”

XL (28”x42”)
Print Size with border: 31”x45”
Framed Size: 34”x48”

Inclusions
Prints are signed and will include a Certificate of Authenticity (CoA).

Editions
Open edition.