Clovelly Aerial Photography Artwork
'Concrete Sunbathers' in our Raw Shadow box 125 x 91cm
We’ve been shooting since 1999 and have the largest photographic collection of Clovelly in the world.
The iconic concrete platform was constructed in the 1920’s during the Great Depression to support job growth in the economy. Today it forms a unique cove for the popular Eastern Sydney beachgoers.
Having shot from helicopters for over a decade, we have the largest collection of aerial artwork. Browse our catalogue that offers such a unique perspective of ‘Cloey’.
All our artworks are handcrafted in Bondi, made to order, one by one, just as we’ve done for over 20 years now.
If you require help or live in Sydney we would love to see you in our Bondi Beach Aquabumps Gallery – 64 Hall Street, Bondi Beach, NSW 2026. Australia Telephone 02 9130 7788.
Otherwise, order online and we ship globally, framed or unframed. Just add your desire size and frame style to the cart, choose your flag top right – and all costs and timeframes will be revealed.
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Clovelly Beach is a small and tranquil beach located at the end of a narrow bay in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. During The Great Depression, Randwick Council instituted a scheme to keep unemployed men employed by building concrete foreshores for Clovelly in an attempt to make access to the bay’s foreshores easier for bathers.
Narrow Bay
Clovelly, NSW
Sizzling Concrete
Clovelly, NSW
Clovelly Plate
Clovelly, NSW
Cloey Hotplate
Clovelly, NSW
Concrete Cove
Clovelly, NSW
Concrete Sunbathers
Clovelly, NSW
Clovelly Shadows
Clovelly, NSWShop entire Clovelly Collection
With hundreds of images from Clovelly Beach in the archives, you'll find something here, f'sure.
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Aquabumps Prints Made in Bondi
Created by Bondi Artist Eugene 'Uge' Tan
We've been framing artworks immaculately since 2000. All our artworks are made-to-order, one by one, in Australia. If you are overseas we can send framed artworks, or if you prefer unframed prints rolled in a tube, no problem.
Eugene Tan
Aquabumps Photographer
