Artwork description:
Part of a series of shots I took of this one particular Dahlia, which I took to black and white. I find it striking, and unable to be ignored when on the wall.
Printed to order by Whitewall as a LightJet Print on Ilford Baryta Paper with one cm white border to aid framing. Note that the white border is never meant to be seen.
Materials used:
Ilford Baryta paper
Tags:
#black and white #flower painting #fine art photography #black and white photography #flower photography #flower photos #dahlia #black and white photo #dahlia photo #dahlia photographyIn stark contrast to colour (2023)
Photograph
by Dean Buckfield
3 Artist Reviews
£250 Sold
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 1
- Size: 42 x 42 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 40 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Artwork description
Part of a series of shots I took of this one particular Dahlia, which I took to black and white. I find it striking, and unable to be ignored when on the wall.
Printed to order by Whitewall as a LightJet Print on Ilford Baryta Paper with one cm white border to aid framing. Note that the white border is never meant to be seen.
Materials used:
Ilford Baryta paper
Tags:
#black and white #flower painting #fine art photography #black and white photography #flower photography #flower photos #dahlia #black and white photo #dahlia photo #dahlia photographyReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (3)
This artwork is sold by Dean Buckfield from United Kingdom
Dean Buckfield
United Kingdom
About
I used to create poetry, and that is how I approach my images. But I came to photography via acting, which I enjoyed a lot. I wanted to capture what... Read more
