"Dominion's Reverence" is a captivating piece that captures the raw majesty of nature through the medium of black and white photography. This dramatic landscape photograph draws the viewer into a world where a formidable iceberg looms large against a brilliantly dynamic sky, where swirling clouds add an element of movement and intrigue. In the foreground, the frozen surface of the lake displays an intricate web of fissures, reflecting the iceberg and adding depth and texture to the composition.
This lake has been at the center of a decades-long fight over conservation versus tourism and the fight continues today with it looking like the holy place will eventually be lost.
The artwork's panoramic perspective and striking contrasts make for a powerful visual experience that communicates the awe-inspiring force of nature. The dynamic interplay between the sky, ice, and reflections creates a scene that feels both dramatic and serene, inviting viewers to contemplate the natural world's beauty and grandeur. This piece stands as a testament to nature's power and the ever-changing landscapes that shape our environment, offering a moment of reverence and reflection.
Conserving the planet is critical to our future and 50% of all profits go directly to earth conservation causes.
Production & Shipping
Shipping is always free
(yes, even the big ones that come in a box!)
When you order a limited edition print, the process to your door is about 10 days.
Your order will be hand printed, signed and numbered. This take me about 3-4 days. I need to make sure everything is perfect and dried completely. From there, another couple of days for framing. Then packed carefully and shipped to your door (for free!).
You'll also receive a certificate of authenticity for your print. Many people simply tape this to the back of the frame for ease of finding it. This will not decrease the value of the print if it ever goes to auction, etc.
I normally use Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 as my go to printing paper. It's not cheap, but gives you great details, is 100% cotton and museum quality and has no optical brighteners. It's a heavy paper so expect to be able to see the texture of the print in the frame. These paper is what's hanging in the museums and galleries that I'm featured in.