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Vortex (2025) Photograph by Brandon LeValley

36 x 25 x 0.1" / 34.5 x 23.5" (actual image size)

$750

Vortex
This image was captured in front of the Federal Reserve Building of San Francisco. I couldn't resist the convolution of angles and the contrast of the dark placard at the end of the corridor. These arches were massive and trying to fit them into this symmetrical shot was challenging. The corresponding tunnel from their repetitions is an optical illusion.

This image will be printed using Archival Inks and Canson Rag Photographique 100% cotton museum grade Fine Art Paper. It offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel. It also provides one the highest achievable Dmax available, making it ideal for Fine Art images.

The final print will have a 3/4" border that will be signed and numbered at the bottom.

Materials used:

Archival Print on Canson Rag Photographique

Details:

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Vortex
This image was captured in front of the Federal Reserve Building of San Francisco. I couldn't resist the convolution of angles and the contrast of the dark placard at the end of the corridor. These arches were massive and trying to fit them into this symmetrical shot was challenging. The corresponding tunnel from their repetitions is an optical illusion.

This image will be printed using Archival Inks and Canson Rag Photographique 100% cotton museum grade Fine Art Paper. It offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel. It also provides one the highest achievable Dmax available, making it ideal for Fine Art images.

The final print will have a 3/4" border that will be signed and numbered at the bottom.

Materials used:

Archival Print on Canson Rag Photographique

Details:

Location United States

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I came to photography through a long-standing fascination with form, structure, and the way light and perspective shape our perception. My early experience in traditional darkrooms instilled a lasting appreciation... Read more

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