Bear Looking Over Ice Flow
Collection: Bears
My polar bear photos were taken in Canada — more specifically two weeks at the Arctic Circle in winter weather that was never warmer than -27 degrees F, and the lowest I went out in was -46 degrees below. I earned my polar images! Since it was so cold, the Hudson Bay was freezing over, ice flows were forming and polar bears were starting to hunt for seals — their first food in months. My Nikon camera was a champ that worked regardless of how cold. This polar bear image was judged in the top 25 images submitted out of almost 70,000 in 2018 for Nature's Best/Smithsonian.
Fine art prints from $19.35 to $37.35 — available on canvas, acrylic and aluminium.
Photographed by Lynn Starnes. Every print is produced to order on museum-quality materials.
Print options and pricing
Canvas
Printed on artist-grade cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. The surface is matte and non-reflective, so it holds up on a wall facing a window.
- 12" x 8" — $19.35
Acrylic
Face-mounted behind optical-quality acrylic. The acrylic deepens color and adds visible depth, and suits images built on bright highlights — snow, water, ice.
- 12" x 8" — $37.35
Metal (aluminium)
Dye-sublimated into an aluminium panel. Colors stay luminous and blacks stay deep, with a slight sheen that suits high-contrast images.
- 12" x 8" — $29.85
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Shipping, returns and licensing
Prints are produced to order in the United States and dispatched from Columbus, Ohio or Phoenix, Arizona. See shipping and returns for delivery times and the damage-report window.
This photograph is available for editorial, press and commercial licensing — see image licensing and copyright.