"Moody Blue" by John D. Herrel, II
On Sale
$750.00
$750.00
- Artist: John D. Herrel, II
- Size (h w d): 33 x 15.125 in
- Medium: i. Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta 325gsm paper, ii. Printed on an Epson SureColor P9000 inkjet printer, iii. The print was pressure mounted on 3/8” Gatorboard, iv. Hahnemühle Protective Spray – 3 coats, v. 1 ¾” Black wood frame
- Subject Matter: Landscape
- Type: Photography
- Framed Size (h w d): 36 x 18.125 x 1 in
- Creation Date: 2018
- Notes from the Artist: This image represents the purity of our world being exposed and degraded by climate change. Icebergs in the Southern Ocean are living sculptures. Warming weather carves them into unique and interesting shapes while they drift to oblivion. Blue icebergs are formed from older, deeper glaciers that experience extreme pressure over millennia, forcing air out of the glaciers. This image was captured near the Antarctic Peninsula in the South Orkney Islands near Laurie Island on November 29, 2018. I was cruising in a Zodiac positioned just above ocean level. The sky and each surface of the icebergs was enhanced in post-processing to express my foreboding vision of this scene.
- For more information: http://www.johnherrel.com
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