These were delivered two days ago from the framer. A couple of quick pictures with the iPhone yesterday afternoon.
These images were featured in my Washington Post Magazine piece on the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
The large print is seventy-five inches on the long side. The other two are half-size to their big brother.
I’m pretty psyched about seeing my aerials this large. My client is a financial firm based in the Mid-Atlantic. The idea was to show the Chesapeake Bay Watershed from an aerial perspective. They are on the top floor of a Virginia Office building and can see river fog rising from the Potomac River on clear mornings.
too cool Cam!!! I’d love to see your shots that large in person – wow!! really really nice.
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Cameron,
Yes, seeing images as big prints is one of the great thrills of producing photos. Looks like these are may be printed on canvas, thin wraps? Just wondering, as I am pretty into having my pics printed on canvas these days.
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September 21st, 2009 at 11:10 am
Sam, the images are printed on canvas and then stretched on museum frames with blocks as part of the frame to hold the tension. I’m shooting a with a 39 MP back these days and can’t wait to see some HUGE prints made from these files.
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