A single drop of water hangs from the beak of an Australian Raven, caught in the moment after it lifts its head from a drink. Inside that droplet, if you look closely, a faint reflection of the waterline is visible — a detail so small it almost shouldn't be there.
Photographed on the Sanctuary Walk at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT, the image is rendered almost entirely in high-key tones — pale greys and soft whites — with just enough residual colour to keep it grounded. The eye is the anchor: sharp, bright, and unmistakably alive against the muted palette surrounding it.
It is a quiet image with a precise detail at its centre. The kind of thing you notice once, and then keep noticing.
Print Details

Print Type: Framed Poster
Available Sizes: 21×29.7 cm (A4) · 30×45 cm · 40×60 cm · 50×70 cm · 60×80 cm
Paper: Premium semi-gloss fine art paper, 200 gsm — vivid colour reproduction, fine detail retention
Frame: Sleek black aluminium, 20mm thick, 10mm wide slim profile
Glazing: Shatterproof plexiglass — lightweight and UV-protective
Hanging: Pre-mounted, ready to hang — all hardware included
Printed by Gelato via their local Australian production network
Sustainability: FSC-certified or equivalent sustainable paper

A natural fit for studies, libraries, or any space that suits considered, understated photography.
The Australian Raven (Corvus coronoides) is the largest of Australia's corvids — an intelligent, adaptable bird that rewards a second look far more than most people expect.