Bribie Island sits at the northern end of Moreton Bay, separated from the Sunshine Coast mainland by the Pumicestone Passage – a shallow tidal waterway that catches fog and mist on cold winter mornings in a way that the open ocean never does. On the right morning, with the right conditions, the island and its surroundings disappear into layers of soft grey and the landscape becomes something closer to a Japanese ink painting than a Queensland coastal scene.

Shrouded is a 4:1 ultra-wide panoramic fine art print of Bribie Island, Moreton Bay, Queensland, captured in those exact conditions. The wide format was the only choice for this image – the mist and the scene demand room to develop across the frame, the atmosphere thickening and thinning across the full width of the composition in a way that a narrower format would simply cut off.

The 4:1 ratio means this print needs wall space. It rewards that space with something that stops people in the room and holds their attention – the kind of image that reveals more the longer you look at it.

Available as a fine art photographic print, stretched canvas, or glass-mounted acrylic. Custom sizing available on request.