Lifeguard Chair at Dawn ~ 10 x 8″

Description

THE STORY BEHIND THE ART

This listing is for a 10×8″ unmatted, unframed photo print. For LARGER sizes or CANVAS: click HERE.

I took a solo trip to Cape Cod, Massachusetts before Hurricane Irene swept through. I awoke early, avoiding the crowds, and enjoyed the early morning light at Nauset Light Beach in Eastham. A sandcastle remained from the previous day, as did the footprints of hundreds of beach-goers. I realized that this scene has been playing out for many generations, with families visiting the same beaches, season after season, inspiring me to add layers of texture for a vintage effect. The image is soft and gauzy with muted, neutral tones

Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions about crops, sizes, or orientations. Dimensions are width x height.

PHOTO PRINT

Printed on luster paper and ready to ship! Unmatted, and unframed, however, I offer my photography in standard sizes. Take a look at craft stores, online, or better still, support your local frame shop.

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Please note due to inconsistencies between monitors, colors in my art may be slightly different from what you see on your screen.

If there is an image for which you would like me to adjust the color to match your decor, change the orientation (landscape to portrait – vertical to horizontal), crop to a different size, convert to black and white, etc., please let me know. I cannot always fulfill custom requests, but I will do my best to accommodate you.

-Shipping –
You will receive an email with a tracking number when your order ships.

-Packaging-
Prints: In a cello envelope, secured to stiff mat board or cardboard and shipped inside a bubble mailer, rigid mailer, or box. Larger prints will be rolled in a tube. Pillow covers: Folded in a cello envelope inside a mailer. I try to be environmentally conscious and reuse packaging materials when possible.