Waiting for the Tide
Waiting for the Tide
Print Type
Metal Print — White High Gloss Surface with Float Mount. Sizes 4×6 and 5×10 include a Metal Easel Back instead of a Float Mount.
Acrylic Print — Glossy Paper & Acrylic Surface with Float Mount. Size 5×7 includes an Easel Back instead of a Float Mount.
Fine Art Paper Print — Photo Rag Baryta Paper. Print only, unframed and unmounted, in all sizes.
Available sizes vary by photograph and print type. Please select from the options shown above.
Shipping
Made to order. Usually ships within 7 business days after your order is placed.
Shipping transit time is additional and varies by destination. Production times are estimates and may be longer during holidays or periods of high demand.
Room Illustrations
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Waiting for the Tide captures a quiet moment along the shoreline as three Hawaiian green sea turtles rest peacefully on the sand beside the rolling Pacific. The closest turtle fills the foreground while two others rest nearer the water, creating a natural sense of depth that leads the eye toward the breaking waves beyond.
Soft coastal light, muted earth tones, and the gentle texture of sand and sea give the photograph a calm, almost meditative quality. Rather than showing these remarkable animals in motion, the image captures a rare pause — a peaceful moment between land and ocean.
Printed as fine art photography, Waiting for the Tide brings the quiet beauty of Hawaii's coastline and marine life into your space. Its natural palette and serene composition make it especially suited for bedrooms, living spaces, coastal interiors, and anywhere a sense of tranquility is welcome.
Available as a premium Metal Print, Acrylic Print, or Fine Art Paper Print, professionally produced by WHCC for exceptional detail, color, and longevity.
Photography by Michael and Mileidy Van Fleet.