The Feeling

The FeelingFrom Anouska Freedman: Lagoon of Nyinggulu Nyinggulu reef is the largest fringing reef in the world and has an abundance of marine life that live in its pristine waters like this green turtle. This is how our oceans and reefs should look. The Exmouth Gulf is connected to Nyinggulu reef and is the nursery for the reef. Its currently under threats from industrialisation and could put animals like turtles in danger as they freely move between the gulf

From Anouska Freedman: Lagoon of Nyinggulu - Nyinggulu reef is the largest fringing reef in the world and has an abundance of marine life that live in its pristine waters like this green turtle. This is how our oceans and reefs should look. The Exmouth Gulf is connected to Nyinggulu reef and is the nursery for the reef. It’s currently under threats from industrialisation and could put animals like turtles in danger as they freely move between the gulf and the reef. Days like this stick in my mind forever. When the water is clear and you get an interactive animal.

Ningaloo Reef supports a lot of colors with serene backdrops. Here in The Feeling, Anouska Freedman had a chance to just catch a green turtle going up for air. The only herbivore of its species, green turtles are also one of the largest. It is definitely a sight to behold when they swim in the vastness of the ocean.

The blue roof of the sea reflects the lone-shelled wonder, giving it the impression that he is not actually alone. A view so in tune where you can walk into somewhere else and have a different vantage point of the world…a transition. You may like it in hallways or places near water.