Sands So White
The following is an excerpt from the accompanying narrative, ‘Dirt and Snakes.’
- - “It’s endless,” I shouted. “Then so be it,” the chief threw back over his shoulder, “ You can stop whenever you wish. In this you have the power. How does that make you feel?” I considered his words for another fifty steps. Well, steps is a relative term. This was a drunken ramble on a rolling treadmill. Gravity was laughing at me, sipping tea and rolling its eyes at my pathetic attempts at gaining momentum. “I get it, if I stop, I die. Is that it? Is that all it ever is? Move and live; stop and die?” I fell and tried to wipe the grit from my eyes. Again, futile. Succeeded only in filling every fold of skin with moisture-sucking grains of gypsum. To think that people pay good money for this kind of rub down. I was buried knee-deep. Angry at the sand and the wind and the sun and, well, life. The chief stood over me. His shoulders blocked the wind and sun. I blinked my eyes clear in his shadow. “It’ll beat you every time,” he said. “What will?” He laughed and stepped aside and the elements ruled again. - -
PRINT DETAILS.
* Limited Edition restricted to 30 prints. Signed and numbered.
* Unframed Print Size: 30” x 20”
* Paper Stock: Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta is a bright white, cellulose-based FineArt inkjet paper with an inkjet coating specially tailored for FineArt use. The clearly visible, exquisite felt structure lends the paper a soft feel and tactile surface texture to produce prints with a stunning three-dimensional quality and depth. FineArt baryta uses barium sulphate in the inkjet coating, ensuring this paper is reminiscent of the baryta paper used in classic analog photography. Its premium formulation allows for a large color gamut with high image definition and 3-dimensional color depth. Its premium inkjet coating also offers a very high level of water resistance.
The following is an excerpt from the accompanying narrative, ‘Dirt and Snakes.’
- - “It’s endless,” I shouted. “Then so be it,” the chief threw back over his shoulder, “ You can stop whenever you wish. In this you have the power. How does that make you feel?” I considered his words for another fifty steps. Well, steps is a relative term. This was a drunken ramble on a rolling treadmill. Gravity was laughing at me, sipping tea and rolling its eyes at my pathetic attempts at gaining momentum. “I get it, if I stop, I die. Is that it? Is that all it ever is? Move and live; stop and die?” I fell and tried to wipe the grit from my eyes. Again, futile. Succeeded only in filling every fold of skin with moisture-sucking grains of gypsum. To think that people pay good money for this kind of rub down. I was buried knee-deep. Angry at the sand and the wind and the sun and, well, life. The chief stood over me. His shoulders blocked the wind and sun. I blinked my eyes clear in his shadow. “It’ll beat you every time,” he said. “What will?” He laughed and stepped aside and the elements ruled again. - -
PRINT DETAILS.
* Limited Edition restricted to 30 prints. Signed and numbered.
* Unframed Print Size: 30” x 20”
* Paper Stock: Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta is a bright white, cellulose-based FineArt inkjet paper with an inkjet coating specially tailored for FineArt use. The clearly visible, exquisite felt structure lends the paper a soft feel and tactile surface texture to produce prints with a stunning three-dimensional quality and depth. FineArt baryta uses barium sulphate in the inkjet coating, ensuring this paper is reminiscent of the baryta paper used in classic analog photography. Its premium formulation allows for a large color gamut with high image definition and 3-dimensional color depth. Its premium inkjet coating also offers a very high level of water resistance.
The following is an excerpt from the accompanying narrative, ‘Dirt and Snakes.’
- - “It’s endless,” I shouted. “Then so be it,” the chief threw back over his shoulder, “ You can stop whenever you wish. In this you have the power. How does that make you feel?” I considered his words for another fifty steps. Well, steps is a relative term. This was a drunken ramble on a rolling treadmill. Gravity was laughing at me, sipping tea and rolling its eyes at my pathetic attempts at gaining momentum. “I get it, if I stop, I die. Is that it? Is that all it ever is? Move and live; stop and die?” I fell and tried to wipe the grit from my eyes. Again, futile. Succeeded only in filling every fold of skin with moisture-sucking grains of gypsum. To think that people pay good money for this kind of rub down. I was buried knee-deep. Angry at the sand and the wind and the sun and, well, life. The chief stood over me. His shoulders blocked the wind and sun. I blinked my eyes clear in his shadow. “It’ll beat you every time,” he said. “What will?” He laughed and stepped aside and the elements ruled again. - -
PRINT DETAILS.
* Limited Edition restricted to 30 prints. Signed and numbered.
* Unframed Print Size: 30” x 20”
* Paper Stock: Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta is a bright white, cellulose-based FineArt inkjet paper with an inkjet coating specially tailored for FineArt use. The clearly visible, exquisite felt structure lends the paper a soft feel and tactile surface texture to produce prints with a stunning three-dimensional quality and depth. FineArt baryta uses barium sulphate in the inkjet coating, ensuring this paper is reminiscent of the baryta paper used in classic analog photography. Its premium formulation allows for a large color gamut with high image definition and 3-dimensional color depth. Its premium inkjet coating also offers a very high level of water resistance.