Skin
Crocodiles are cold; it’s a feeling that's hard to describe if you have never held one close. They are smooth, gentle, and cold.
The relationship between mammals and reptiles has always been a source of fascination to me. Why are so many of us humans fearful of things that slither? There is a primal nature to crocodiles that I deeply love.
For me, they are living fossils, relics from a world before humans. A realm of instinct and environment, not of ego or conscience, just nature being its wild, dangerous, unapologetic self.
Photographed in an ancient sacred spring in Remote Northern Australia. Created on Dalabon Country with the permission of the Traditional Owners of the land.
Special thanks to Lewellyn Moulin and Susie Stockwell for helping in the creation of this work
Crocodiles are cold; it’s a feeling that's hard to describe if you have never held one close. They are smooth, gentle, and cold.
The relationship between mammals and reptiles has always been a source of fascination to me. Why are so many of us humans fearful of things that slither? There is a primal nature to crocodiles that I deeply love.
For me, they are living fossils, relics from a world before humans. A realm of instinct and environment, not of ego or conscience, just nature being its wild, dangerous, unapologetic self.
Photographed in an ancient sacred spring in Remote Northern Australia. Created on Dalabon Country with the permission of the Traditional Owners of the land.
Special thanks to Lewellyn Moulin and Susie Stockwell for helping in the creation of this work
Crocodiles are cold; it’s a feeling that's hard to describe if you have never held one close. They are smooth, gentle, and cold.
The relationship between mammals and reptiles has always been a source of fascination to me. Why are so many of us humans fearful of things that slither? There is a primal nature to crocodiles that I deeply love.
For me, they are living fossils, relics from a world before humans. A realm of instinct and environment, not of ego or conscience, just nature being its wild, dangerous, unapologetic self.
Photographed in an ancient sacred spring in Remote Northern Australia. Created on Dalabon Country with the permission of the Traditional Owners of the land.
Special thanks to Lewellyn Moulin and Susie Stockwell for helping in the creation of this work