Artwork description:
An image of a section of heavily weathered oak that resembles a reclining female torso. The oak tree had succumbed to coastal erosion, died with salt water ingress and toppled over. It was found on the shoreline of The Solent, UK.
It was made on a 5x4 inch view camera with black & white film in a 6x12 roll-film back. Camera movements were used to control perspective ensure maximum sharpness across the complex plane of the rock formation.
Materials used:
Giclee print using Canon Lucia Pro Pigment inks on Heavyweight Fine Art matte paper
Tags:
#abstract #black and white #texture #figure #female #figurine #decay #bust #oak tree #oak #reclining #granite #weathered #female figurative #logLadylike Log (2002)
Photography (limited edition)
by Baxter Bradford
1 Artist Reviews
£250
- Photography (limited edition) on Paper
- From a limited edition of 100
- Size: 61 x 45cm (unframed) / 50 x 30cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Artwork description
An image of a section of heavily weathered oak that resembles a reclining female torso. The oak tree had succumbed to coastal erosion, died with salt water ingress and toppled over. It was found on the shoreline of The Solent, UK.
It was made on a 5x4 inch view camera with black & white film in a 6x12 roll-film back. Camera movements were used to control perspective ensure maximum sharpness across the complex plane of the rock formation.
Materials used:
Giclee print using Canon Lucia Pro Pigment inks on Heavyweight Fine Art matte paper
Tags:
#abstract #black and white #texture #figure #female #figurine #decay #bust #oak tree #oak #reclining #granite #weathered #female figurative #logReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (1)
This artwork is sold by Baxter Bradford from United Kingdom
Baxter Bradford
United Kingdom
About
The
ever-changing appearance of our world fascinates me. Identifying those moments
that translate more favourably than others into a strong photograph is of
particular interest.
I
joke about having the beach as my office... Read more
