A scary Moray eel, Dahab, Egypt by Aniek Stevense

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Textile fabric (interchangeable fabric) in an aluminium or wooden frame
Width
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
Height
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
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Frame thickness
25 mm Aluminium: 2–3 mm visible on the front
Wood: 0.5 cm visible on each side
Frame colours
Black, white, aluminium, gold
Wood: natural Ayous
Finish
Fabric: matte
Aluminium frame: matte (gold glossy)
Wooden frame: natural
Acoustic option
Yes (optional)
Sturdiness
Support bar included from 180 cm (aluminium frame)
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Self-assembly kit
Hanging
Wall mounts, or on a ceiling rail (see components)
Components
Frame, acoustic panel, wall mounts, eyelets for rail mounting (via customer service)
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Damp areas and outdoor use
Material
SEG textile
Acoustic material (B1 fire class, partly made from recycled PET bottles)

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Art code 1827454
A scary Moray eel, Dahab, Egypt by Aniek Stevense
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Aniek Stevense

Netherlands

About ‘A scary Moray eel, Dahab, Egypt’ by Aniek Stevense

Moray eel, Dahab, Egypt

This underwater photo was taken while diving, focusing on the small marine life that often goes unnoticed. Underwater macro photography requires a lot of skill and control – you move, the subject moves, and light behaves completely differently than it does above the surface. Everything has to come…

Original created by Aniek Stevense.

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Aniek Stevense
Netherlands

Enthusiastic diver specialising in (super)macro.

I can add all photos from my instagram (www.instagram.com/aniek_divepics) to this site.

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