"Kea birds have distinctive feathers that are primarily green-brown in color, providing them with effective camouflage in their natural environment. However, once spread, their feathers offer a kaleidoscope of colors. It is this combination of subtle and striking coloration that makes the kea bird's feathers so unique. I photographed this preening kea in Fiordland National Park.
French/Swedish, Julie Chandelier is a passionate conservation and wildlife photographer based in New Zealand. She advocates for the ocean and the wider natural world by telling stories about the connection we have with the amazing natural world we live in.
Raising awareness through her images has been keeping her busy in the last few years and her passion leads her to contribute to meaningful projects and to work with individuals and organisations who strive to improve our environment and communities’ well-being.
Julie has also been on multi-day expeditions, from documenting the whale research in the Subantarctic Islands to working as a guide in the polar regions, or exploring the most remote parts of New Zealand - out in the elements is where her storytelling is at its best."
@julie_chandelier
www.juliechandelier.com
Printed with archival inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 188gsm. Available in other print sizes upon request.
All prints come with an additional 10mm paper border for handling. If you are keen to explore framing options then please get in touch with us.
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"Kea birds have distinctive feathers that are primarily green-brown in color, providing them with effective camouflage in their natural environment. However, once spread, their feathers offer a kaleidoscope of colors. It is this combination of subtle and striking coloration that makes the kea bird's feathers so unique. I photographed this preening kea in Fiordland National Park.
French/Swedish, Julie Chandelier is a passionate conservation and wildlife photographer based in New Zealand. She advocates for the ocean and the wider natural world by telling stories about the connection we have with the amazing natural world we live in.
Raising awareness through her images has been keeping her busy in the last few years and her passion leads her to contribute to meaningful projects and to work with individuals and organisations who strive to improve our environment and communities’ well-being.
Julie has also been on multi-day expeditions, from documenting the whale research in the Subantarctic Islands to working as a guide in the polar regions, or exploring the most remote parts of New Zealand - out in the elements is where her storytelling is at its best."
@julie_chandelier
www.juliechandelier.com
Printed with archival inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 188gsm. Available in other print sizes upon request.
All prints come with an additional 10mm paper border for handling. If you are keen to explore framing options then please get in touch with us.
Free Shipping NZ wide; International shipping calculated during checkout.