Lone Tree Rising
One night as I awaited my order for fish tacos at one of our favorite local taquerias, I decided to take a quick drive up Aborn Road in East San Jose to see if I could make it in time to catch the moon rising. As I walked around on some local trails, I spotted the top of the full moon creeping from behind the foothills. I lined up my shot and composed the entire rise. In this photo, the moon is almost full up, but framed nicely in the branches, just below the bird of prey taking in a slightly closer view from the top. It’s one of my favorite sets of photos I’ve ever made and this black and white edition makes it even more special to my as an artist who’s true love of photography is in monochrome.
One night as I awaited my order for fish tacos at one of our favorite local taquerias, I decided to take a quick drive up Aborn Road in East San Jose to see if I could make it in time to catch the moon rising. As I walked around on some local trails, I spotted the top of the full moon creeping from behind the foothills. I lined up my shot and composed the entire rise. In this photo, the moon is almost full up, but framed nicely in the branches, just below the bird of prey taking in a slightly closer view from the top. It’s one of my favorite sets of photos I’ve ever made and this black and white edition makes it even more special to my as an artist who’s true love of photography is in monochrome.
One night as I awaited my order for fish tacos at one of our favorite local taquerias, I decided to take a quick drive up Aborn Road in East San Jose to see if I could make it in time to catch the moon rising. As I walked around on some local trails, I spotted the top of the full moon creeping from behind the foothills. I lined up my shot and composed the entire rise. In this photo, the moon is almost full up, but framed nicely in the branches, just below the bird of prey taking in a slightly closer view from the top. It’s one of my favorite sets of photos I’ve ever made and this black and white edition makes it even more special to my as an artist who’s true love of photography is in monochrome.
PRINT TYPES:
Paper Gallery Prints are printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Deep Matte Velvet Professional paper with a deep matte non-reflective surface that feels velvety soft and with vivid color. These prints come without mats or frames.
Metal Gallery Prints are made by infusing dyes into sheets of aluminum, resulting in a modern piece of art with a luminescent finish. The surface of metal prints are scratch-resistant and easy to clean, but should be kept out of direct sunlight. Smooth, very even and soft appearance with minimal glare. Metal prints do not require to be framed and come ready to hang on your wall.
Canvas Gallery Wraps are printed on archival quality canvas stretched around a wooden frame with tight 90 degree corners. These wraps are finished with a Lustre UV coating for added protection and come ready to hang on your wall.
PRINT PRODUCTION AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:
Paper Prints typically ship within approximately 1 week of the purchase date. Additional time required for signed prints.
Canvas and Metal Prints typically ship within approximately 2 weeks of the purchase date. Additional time required for signed prints.
For International Shipping required on orders being shipped outside of the United States, please contact me directly for a custom quote regarding costs and production timing.