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THE SEVEN SEAS

The blues of water, with the sound of the sea.

The Atlantic shimmers in shades of turquoise and steel—its surface open, ever-changing, carrying warmth from distant winds. The Pacific rolls in deep blues and greys, shifting with weight, a slow and endless breath. In the Mediterranean, the sun falls gently; the water holds light, calm in color, moving like thought. Each sea moves in its own rhythm, speaks in its own tone. This is a way of feeling—of listening as water becomes mood, memory, motion.

The Seven Seas have long stirred the imagination—vast, ancient, and endlessly shifting. This series began not with a destination, but with a question: what does water feel like in different corners of the earth? Not just in color or clarity, but in mood, movement, and memory.

Each sea tells its own story. The Arabian’s still heat. The South China Sea’s restless pulse. The gentle shimmer of the Mediterranean at dusk. The waters around the Caribbean cradle you, warm and slow, while the icy stretch of the Southern Ocean holds a quiet that feels almost lunar.

Photographed up close, often at the shoreline or from within the water itself, this series aims to show more than waves or tides. Shot in ultra high resolution, the focus is on the details most people miss—the lace of foam, the way light fractures at midday, or how salt settles on skin after a swim.

Seven Seas is not just about geography. It’s about emotion. About noticing how water, though everywhere, is never the same. This is water not as backdrop—but as subject, as mood, as movement. From the deep blue-black of the North Atlantic to the glassy turquoise of the Coral Sea, each image is a portrait of place, shaped by wind, light, and time.

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Lukas Griffin

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Los Angeles

Location

wild Assateague

The barrier islands of assateague and chincoteague in the atlantic ocean shelter maryland and virginia from wild seas and are home to some of the country's most stunning wild horses. the most probable idea is that they were survivors of the spanish shipwreck of the la galga in 1750. the 37-mile-long assateague island national seashore is a magical place. brown pelicans skim the atlantic's surface, wild horses graze the marshes, and birds follow the waves. view the fine art photography prints of asseteuge island.

Assateague is a place shaped by wind and water—restless, raw, and always changing. Here, the Atlantic presses against the shore with steady breath, pulling at dunes and grasses, smoothing what the storms have torn. The land feels temporary, as if borrowed from the sea, and yet it holds its own quiet wildness.

Wild horses roam freely through the salt marshes and along the tidelines, their movements slow and deliberate, as if in rhythm with the ocean itself. Pines lean inland, shaped by years of wind. The air smells of salt and sun-warmed earth. Light comes and goes quickly here, flickering through grasses, catching on shallow pools, coloring the sand in shades of gold and gray.

Assateague is not loud in its beauty. It doesn’t ask to be seen. But when you stop to watch—the way the tide folds over itself, the way the sky seems wider here—it reveals a kind of softness within the wild. This work is a way of holding that feeling still for just a moment.

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CARRIBEAN

CALIFORNIA

Water in All Its Moods

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Los Angeles

- The Bahamian dry forests, a Caribbean tropical and subtropical ecoregion known as a coppice are found on Harbor Island in the Bahamas.

The cays and sandbars that encircle Harbour Island, which is 60 miles east of Nassau, add to its allure. Charming Harbour Island is a beachfront community with classic New England architecture and an abundance of natural splendor. I was initially drawn to the ocean's vivid blue waters, but as soon as I saw the forests vibrant hues, I knew I had to go on an adventure.

This imagery is photographed up close with macro with ultra high resolution. Bahamian is an abstract portrayal of the subtropics, with the intention of seeing even deeper into the forest and experiencing the subtropical rhythms.

The cays and sandbars that encircle Harbour Island, which is 60 miles east of Nassau, add to its allure. Charming Harbour Island is a beachfront community with classic New England architecture and an abundance of natural splendor. I was initially drawn to the ocean's vivid blue waters, but as soon as I saw the forests vibrant hues, I knew I had to go on an adventure.