Dave Sandford
Pihoqahiak
Pihoqahiak
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In the Inuit language the word Pihoqahiak means the ever-wandering one. Polar bears, for the most part live a solitary and nomadic life. They can cover great distances in their lifetime. The bear pictured here was traversing across the rocky shoreline of Western Hudson Bay, just outside of the town of Churchill, Manitoba. The stark contrast between the bear and the dark rock made for a very pleasing scene.
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Printed on: Hahnemühle Photo Rag |
3:2 Ratio |
Border Size |
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SMALL |
12” x 18” |
1" |
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MEDIUM |
16” x 24” |
1.5" |
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LARGE |
24” x 36” |
2" |
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EXTRA LARGE |
40” x 60” |
0 |
Materials
Materials
Fine Art Photo Paper
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free Shipping during promotional periods, any amount of prints, anywhere in the world!
If your art work is damaged please contact me immediatley to be replaced.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
This fine art paper is very fragile, please frame upon receiving your shipment.
Dave Sandford's Conservation Mission
As a Polar Bear International Ambassador, I proudly donate 10% of my polar bear photography print sales to support and aid in Polar Bear conservation.
Thank you for supporting my work and supporting wildlife conservation through purchasing my artwork.
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Free Global Shipping
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Hassle-Free Exchanges if Damaged
We ship our art work with the best possible, recycleable materials but sometimes shipping can be rough. Please contact us immediately if any issues from shipping.