DARK SEAS

A$110.00

DARK SEAS

After more than a decade photographing the wild coastline of tukana / Tasman Peninsula, Tasmanian photographer Nick Green presents DARK SEAS; a 256-page fine art photography book featuring an introduction by Bob Brown.

Through 152 black and white photographs, the book celebrates Tasmania's extraordinary wilderness while exploring our connection to place, the importance of conservation, and the restorative power of the natural world.

An invitation to slow down, reconnect with nature, and reflect on the wild places that continue to shape us.

Specifications

• Hardcover, linen-bound
• 232 × 290 mm
• 256 pages
• 152 black and white photographs
• Introduction by Bob Brown

Limited copies available

Launch Exhibition
Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
24th July - August 2nd, 2026

FIRST 100 COPIES SOLD OUT ON OPENING NIGHT OF EXHIBITION


Second Shipment of Books available for Pre Order now
Ships from Tasmania, Australia from
October 2026.

DARK SEAS

After more than a decade photographing the wild coastline of tukana / Tasman Peninsula, Tasmanian photographer Nick Green presents DARK SEAS; a 256-page fine art photography book featuring an introduction by Bob Brown.

Through 152 black and white photographs, the book celebrates Tasmania's extraordinary wilderness while exploring our connection to place, the importance of conservation, and the restorative power of the natural world.

An invitation to slow down, reconnect with nature, and reflect on the wild places that continue to shape us.

Specifications

• Hardcover, linen-bound
• 232 × 290 mm
• 256 pages
• 152 black and white photographs
• Introduction by Bob Brown

Limited copies available

Launch Exhibition
Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
24th July - August 2nd, 2026

FIRST 100 COPIES SOLD OUT ON OPENING NIGHT OF EXHIBITION


Second Shipment of Books available for Pre Order now
Ships from Tasmania, Australia from
October 2026.

Nick Green’s Dark Seas is bewilderingly good. His eye brings the beautiful and the terrifying together as the ocean and dolerite cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula continue their ancient geological duel. Here’s the irresistible force, the immovable object and the intuitive observer.
— Bob Brown