Artwork description:

The story of the photo:
"When winter reaches the lowlands, nature becomes orphaned. People hide from the frost in the heat of their homes. Many people think that when nature sleeps in winter, nothing interesting awaits them there. But even during its long hibernation, nature is always ready to enrich us with new, sometimes literally mystical experiences. One winter afternoon, I was wandering in unfamiliar nature when I noticed a pond in front of me and two sleeping swans on its surface. I approached quietly to capture this wonderful romantic moment with a camera lens and share it with those who were less fortunate than me. And then I just stood there, looking at the swan statues, taking a deep breath of fresh air, and enjoying the absolute peace, quiet, and harmony that filled my insides."


Information:

The photo is printed on high-quality BARYTA art paper, which is pressed onto a 3 mm thick aluminum plate and protected by a laminating film. Without the use of glass, the image is very clean, sharp, without glare and can be washed. It is also characterized by a long service life.
The hanging system on the back of the aluminum plate allows immediate hanging on the wall without the need for framing.

Materials used:

High quality 360 gr. photo paper

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