STARS VORTEX (2020) Photograph by Giovanni Laudicina

There are moments when the earth and the heavens seem to merge in a cosmic embrace. This photograph is the beautiful result of a meticulous long-exposure session utilizing the star trail technique. By blending multiple consecutive nocturnal exposures, the Earth's rotation is masterfully revealed through the glowing paths of the stars, weaving perfect stellar circles above the iconic, colorful houses of Riomaggiore. In the foreground, the weathered chains and dark rocks of the marina whisper stories of sailors and unbroken bonds with the ocean.

As the village glows like a warm nativity scene of golden and crimson lights, the small boats in the harbor sway gently, leaving an ethereal trail on the water. The sky transforms into a dynamic canvas, an eternal dance that reminds us of the relativity of time in the presence of true natural wonder. This is a powerful, deeply romantic piece, created for those who wish to bring a sense of infinity, dreams, and magical connection with the universe into their home.
Forex prints with a thickness of 10 mm, the printing is carried out directly on the material, thus creating an ideal photo-framework for decorating homes or premises. Each print will be numbered and signed on the back.

I am a photographer in the province of La Spezia, a stone's throw from the admired Cinque Terre in Italy. My passion combined with the geographical context in which I live leads me to create images in which, in addition to the landscape, there is always room for emotion and amazement in the face of the beauty of nature, its colors and its way of drawing unique instants to capture.

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Materials used:

Forex

Details:

• Photograph on Panel / Board / MDF
• From a limited edition of 1
• Size: 53 x 80 x 1cm (unframed) / 53 x 80cm (actual image size)
• Signed and numbered on the back
• Style: Photorealistic
• Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
• Hurry, only 1 left in stock

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