Panorama of the Westwind Spit in Spring time
$195.00
Description: This image was taken from the flanks of the Cascade Head at an elevation of 150 feet, looking south. For me this shot is a metaphor for life, sometimes it's sunny, and at others times there are dark clouds and rain storms.
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Medium size: 30”W x 9.25"H - $195.00
Large size: 45”W x 13.75"H - $395.00
This image is digitally printed on 1 5/8” thick FSC Birch wood panel with archival inks, and sealed with matte varnish and UV coating. (See detail below)
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