Eye of the Whale Red Hawk and the Korean Peninsula

and the Korean Peninsula

Occasionally found in the open ocean and saltwater estuaries

This pair of Octopus are nearly identical except for slight differences in their tentacles

Guinness World Records lists the biggest known specimen as 300 lb with an arm span of 32 ft

32 poems and accompanying Cyanotype photos and Gyotaku art that trace my relationship with a place that has called me home since I was young - Cascade Head on the central Oregon Coast

Eye of the Whale Red Hawk and the Korean PeninsulaThis extraordinary impression was taken from a 17 year old juvenile Grey Whale that died of starvation off of the Westwind Spit on Oregons central Coast. I was lucky enough to print its right eye the next day in memory of this beautiful creature that perished due to changes in the climate that rendered the Gulf of Alaska much too hot to sustain the Krill that Grey Whales thrive upon. This piece is a collaboration between my dear friend (and true