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Intersection Metal Print
by Barbara Schultheis
Product Details
Intersection metal print by Barbara Schultheis. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
I clicked this capture in a great hurry because my husband had had enough photography for one day! I had to beg for him to stop, but I knew the... more
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Artist's Description
I clicked this capture in a great hurry because my husband had had enough photography for one day! I had to beg for him to stop, but I knew the lighting and sky were a once in a lifetime capture, so when he showed signs of slowing down I jumped out of the car as he rolled his eyes in disapproval! Western skies are extremely ephemeral, so I knew I had to work quickly. The band of light in the background, I knew could disappear without a trace so I snapped off the shot and luckily, I was pretty close to the correct exposure! When I got back into the car, I got the disapproving, " Don't ever jump out of the car when it is still moving" discussion!
About Barbara Schultheis
Well, I guess it's time to tell about myself! I have always been a photographer/artist, but somehow ended up getting an undergraduate degee in psychology and a masters in teaching curriculum. I have taught middle school language arts for 13 years, as well as digital photography as an elective. Years ago, I attended Bucks County Community College, a well know art and photography school, where some pretty famous photographers had taught. Then I attended the School of Visual Arts in NYC, so I have had some training in photography, but like anything else, unless you are out there making mistakes you will not become a decent photographer. When I first photographed, I worked in film, and almost exclusively black and white. I did portraits then,...
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Chad Dutson
Great story. Pretty scene!