White Pocket Waves
White Pocket Waves
The Vermillion Cliffs National Monument contains some of the world's most extreme example of geological deformation and folding. This aerial view of White Pocket displays layers and swirls of iron-rich sandstone appearing as waves crashing against the surrounding white formations. Due to its extremely unique appearance, no one has been able to put forth a leading hypothesis on the process that created this alien landscape, but one geologist speculates a massive dune landslide started by an earthquake resulting in sand volcanoes and the intermixing of laminated sand.
Metal Float Prints have vibrant colors and a luminescence that makes them shine in any room. By infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets, the finished prints are light, waterproof, and easy to care for; detail and resolution are superb and hanging only requires a simple nail.
Prints are on Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag. This is an archival fine-art Pigment Giclée on 100% cotton paper produced without optical brightening agents; this means your print may last up to 200 years under proper conditions vs 30-40 years for standard chromogenic papers (the paper used by most consumer photo labs). All prints come with a 2-inch white border so the image can be framed with or without matting and still look good.
Shipping
Images are printed to order and shipping is free in the U.S. (please contact me for shipping rates to other destinations). Please allow 2-4 weeks for normal delivery or contact me directly for rush orders.