Hobby On The Watch Ed. 100 of 200

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84.1cm (W) x 118.9cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Hobby On The Watch captures the quiet power and alert elegance of the Australian Hobby (Falco longipennis), a masterful raptor known for its speed and precision. Presented in a near-symmetrical pose, the falcon perches confidently on a crisscrossed branch, its piercing gaze locking directly with the viewer in a moment of poised stillness. A0 Limited Edition of 200. Please allow 10 business days to dispatch.

Rendered in a soft, desaturated palette of creams, greys, and pale browns, the image straddles the line between wildlife documentation and minimalist fine art. The backdrop is a smooth, neutral void reminiscent of digital render environments, where all focus is drawn to the subject’s form, symmetry, and subtle detail. While purely photographic, this aesthetic clearly draws inspiration from CGI and studio rendering, especially in the controlled lighting, crisp outlines, and matte tonal finish.

The falcon’s barred breast, banded tail, and fine feather textures are captured with remarkable precision. The image offers anatomical realism while maintaining a stylised grace, demonstrating not just the bird’s natural elegance but also restraint, precision, and clarity in both form and concept.

Artist Bio

Hi, I’m Mohamed Rageeb, a passionate wildlife and landscape photographer based in Australia. My photography journey wasn’t planned—it was sparked by a chance encounter with nature’s raw beauty while hiking through the wilderness. That moment of awe changed everything.
As I stood surrounded by the untamed landscapes of Australia, I felt an overwhelming urge to capture, preserve, and share the magic of what I saw. When I picked up a camera, I discovered the incredible power of freezing fleeting moments—turning them into timeless visual stories. What began as a casual curiosity soon evolved into an unstoppable passion.

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Mohamed's studio is in Canberra