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Painting with light through the lens and coming up with a different way to approach a scene. It does look darkly lit, somewhere deep in the forest, and you come upon this island of light, soaking up the last rays of the sun before everything goes completely dark. And the lines make it look like looking through one of those old pieces of glass, through which you have to struggle to see. A nod to 1 Corinthians 13:12: "For now we see through a glass, darkly."
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the@burykin.artThis photograph is produced individually by Daniel Burykin in its artist-selected format. Each work is personally prepared, printed, and reviewed before it leaves the studio.
Printed with archival pigment inks on Epson Legacy fine-art paper, every photograph is hand-signed and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity. Each print is recorded in the artist’s ongoing studio archive and assigned an individual sequential print number.
Paper works are made in limited annual quantities as part of the artist’s personal studio practice. Please allow up to 7 days for printing, inspection, signing, and preparation before shipping.
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