The Domino Effect

The Domino EffectThe Domino Effect by Duncan Stewart is a monochromatic artwork depicting a group of penguins standing in a line, seemingly triggering a chain reaction of falling dominoes that curve into the distance. The composition conveys a sense of inevitability and interconnectedness, symbolising the broader impact of actions in nature and society.

Originally painted at life-size against a royal blue

A leopard shark swims across the sand flats of the Ningaloo Reef

I’m blown away by the speed and precision of the autofocus on this camera and can’t wait to get it underwater

Close-up portrait of an Impala in South Africa

From Daniel Nicholson: Sometimes I get distracted by the patterns in the sand

allowing researchers and conservationists to recognise and track individual rays in the wild

From Shannon Wild: Verreaux's Sifaka’s body is so highly adapted to an arboreal existence that on the ground their only means of locomotion is hopping and it’s a scene I’d long hoped to witness

The eagle rays got their name from the beak-like face that they use to forage in the sand

The manta ray's gentle

I'll be forever awestruck by the colossal majesty of a whale shark

Looking forward to see what the winter winds bring to the reef

This photo is a finalist in the 2021 OPY Awards - Adventure Photographer of the Year