Golden Sip

from $175.00

Golden Sip is a fine art hummingbird photograph by John Wiseman, photographed in Ecuador.

An archival pigment print (giclée) on museum-grade fine art paper, produced for gallery-quality colour and archival longevity.

Limited Edition of 30. Each print is titled, numbered and hand-signed by the artist, and supplied with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The smaller sizes are hand-signed open editions.

  • Available unframed, or framed in white, black or Tasmanian oak
  • Hand-finished and made to order in Sydney, Australia

Golden Sip is a fine art hummingbird photograph by John Wiseman, photographed in Ecuador.

An archival pigment print (giclée) on museum-grade fine art paper, produced for gallery-quality colour and archival longevity.

Limited Edition of 30. Each print is titled, numbered and hand-signed by the artist, and supplied with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The smaller sizes are hand-signed open editions.

  • Available unframed, or framed in white, black or Tasmanian oak
  • Hand-finished and made to order in Sydney, Australia
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In the heart of Ecuador's rainforest, a Racket-tailed Hummingbird delicately hovers beside a vibrant golden flower, its slender beak perfectly poised to drink the nectar within. Suspended in mid-flight, the bird’s long, elegant tail feathers, shaped like rackets, sway gently behind it, accentuating the grace of this aerial performance. Its fluffy white "boots" add to its unique appearance, a signature feature of this extraordinary species.

The hummingbird's rapid wingbeats are barely visible, a testament to its unmatched agility. With each sip of nectar, the bird sustains its fast-paced life, thriving in the dense, colourful tapestry of the rainforest. The contrast between the bright orange of the flower and the iridescent green and blue of the bird’s feathers creates a visually stunning moment, one that captures the beauty and fragility of nature.

This photograph is a celebration of the tiny, fleeting moments that make up the delicate balance of life in the jungle. It invites the viewer into a world of vibrant colours, intricate details, and quiet perseverance—where even the smallest creatures play an essential role in maintaining the ecosystem.