description: Boreal (Adirondack Pond) was produced with a view camera using a large format digital back. This method guarantees sharpness and color dynamics superior to film (see detail in the crop images).
Photographing in the Adirondacks is a test of will. The landscape has been battered by hundreds of millions of years of storms. The once tall mountains, are now piles of rubble. The light is extremely contrasty, the weather changes rapidly and the mosquitoes are big enough to pull a dog sled. The morning I took this photograph there was a family of otters playing nearby.
We try, in each of our photographs, to exploit the Z axis to give the image maximum depth. Our color judgements are made with a daylight light source.
This open edition 62"x 24" giclee print is signed by the photographer. It is an archival quality print produced on an Epson printer using pigment based UltraChrome inks which have been acceleration tested for an expected color fastness of 100 years. The image size on the 62" x 24" paper is 54" x 15.3" providing a generous white border suitable for self matting. Other sizes are available upon request.
We will ship this print rolled on a tube packaged in a box. Special care should be taken to avoid damage. The frame shop you select would be the best place to unroll the print.
Artist retains all copyrights to all images and its facsimiles -- images are not to be copied or otherwise used without artist's written permission.
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