Monolith 2

Monolith 2

This beautiful photo was shot by James Cambourne at Saunton, between Exmoor and Dartmoor on the coast. The original has been beautifully graded down and is presented in very wide 2.35:1 format. Taking the original photo, and another from the same set to work into the Monolith’s reflection, i’ve kept faithful to James’ grade but have had to slightly increase the height to display the Monolith fully.

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The second of three (again, hopefully) pieces in a series. This beautiful photo was shot by James Cambourne at Saunton, between Exmoor and Dartmoor on the coast. The original has been beautifully graded down and is presented in very wide 2.35:1 format.

Taking the original photo, and another from the same set to work into the Monolith’s reflection, i’ve kept faithful to James’ grade but have had to slightly increase the height to display the Monolith fully.

I can’t really show the entire image here, the photo is too wide. The full piece is 55 x 26 cm. This will be printed in a limited run in the spring.

More of James’ photography on his site.

February 6, 2012
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    April 19, 2012 at 11:32 am

    Monolith 3 with Rob Chiu

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