Aren’t you just sick of those inane close-ups of rusty doors, boats and other inanimate objects, labelled by photographers as “fine art”? Well, I’m not - I love them, especially when you find some alluring curvature like this.
It's a close-up of the well-photographed rusting buoys (careful spelling) on Badentarbat beach.
This particular style of photography was perfected by the Swedish artist Hugh Järss, in the 1960s.
Date: 15 March 2016
Location : Badentarbat beach, Coigach
Canon 5DII Canon 16-35mm lens @ 30mm 1/20s f13 ISO200
Image ref : a205 © Angus Bruce, Ullapool.
AVAILABLE PRODUCTS (more info and price examples on Sales page):
A6 Photocard
Mounted print, hand titled and signed, within cellophane wrapper - size
9"x6" (mounted A4)
Unmounted print supplied in wide-bore roll tube - sizes:
12"x8" (30 x 20cm)
18"x12" (45 x 30cm)
30" x 20"
(75 x 50cm)
... and other sizes in 3:2 format ratio
Other finishes available, including canvas, acrylic, aluminium, foamboard. Please enquire. |
|
