Anne Reardon – The Great Egret
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SIZE: 75cm x 55xm
MEDIUM: Art Print (Framed)
Captured at Spring Lake, this art print celebrates the quiet majesty of a Great Egret that regularly visits the area. On this particular day, Anne was fortunate to photograph the beautiful bird in its familiar surroundings, preserving a moment of calm, grace and natural beauty.
The egret is often associated with patience, purity, independence and new beginnings. Its elegant form and peaceful presence offer a gentle reminder to move through life with confidence, purpose and stillness.
For those who live nearby, the Great Egret is a welcome and familiar sight. Its presence reflects the special relationship between local wildlife and our growing urban environment, and the importance of protecting the natural spaces that allow both to coexist.
Serene and timeless, this artwork honours the beauty of the Great Egret and the landscape it calls home. It would make a striking and calming addition to any home or office.
Anne Reardon Wildlife Photographer | Conservation Advocate With over a decade of experience capturing the beauty and fragility of local wildlife, Anne has dedicated these years to documenting and promoting the diverse ecosystems of our natural world. Through stunning imagery, she not only showcases the wonders of wildlife but also amplifies the voices of conservation efforts that work tirelessly to protect these species.
Specializing in both land and aquatic wildlife, Anne has contributed her expertise to a variety of high-profile wildlife preservation projects. This includes working closely with organizations such as the Powerful Owl Project, Birding Queensland’s Bird Places Project, Wildcare and Bat Conservation and Rescue. Her photographs and promotional materials have supported numerous initiatives, raising awareness for species conservation and the importance of biodiversity. In addition to fieldwork and project involvement, Anne is also an active member of a number of wildlife rescue groups, having trained as a rescuer for both Wildcare, Bats Conservation and Rescue Queensland and other vital conservation groups.
Using photography as a tool for education and outreach, Anne provides high-quality images to help tell the stories of local wildlife and the people working to ensure their survival. With a deep-rooted commitment to community engagement and scientific collaboration, Anne continues to be a passionate advocate for environmental causes, working to make the natural world accessible to all through the lens of their camera. 30% of any artwork profits will be donated to Wildcare Australia and BCRQ.