1932 Ford Hot Rod Canvas Wall Art Stunning Classic by Photographer 300 dpi

Description: I'm Michael, a photographer specializing in landscapes, geology, historical subjects, and classic cars. I have a passion for capturing the Earth's raw beauty and the timeless elegance of automotive design. Photographing historical artifacts offers a captivating way to bridge the past with the present. My journey as a photographer has been deeply influenced by my experiences, from exploring remote wilderness areas to photographing pristine classic cars in their purest form. Each image in my collection is a product of patience, solitude, and a deep connection with nature and history.Having spent countless mornings in the peaceful isolation of a remote location, I've cultivated a unique ability to capture moments that resonate with serenity and awe. I believe that photography should reflect the world as it is, in all its untouched glory, which is why I strive for clarity, simplicity, and authenticity in every shot. Original Work: Every piece is a unique photograph personally captured by the artist, Michael Friml, ensuring authenticity and originality.Watermark-Free: All printed artwork is delivered without watermarks, preserving the full visual integrity of each image.Order Processing: Each artwork is processed in the order of purchase. If you’re on a time crunch and need quicker delivery, reach out to me, and we can discuss how many orders are ahead of yours.100% Satisfaction Guarantee: I aim to maintain a 100% satisfaction rating. If any issues arise, I’m fully committed to resolving them to meet your satisfaction.Pre-Purchase Inquiries: Have questions or special requests about finishes or other details before you buy? Feel free to contact me directly!High-Resolution Quality: Each print uses high-resolution imagery to capture and preserve every fine detail.Materials: Photographs are printed on high-quality, archival paper to ensure longevity and color accuracy.Framing and Borders: All photographic prints are sold without frames or borders, giving you a clean, edge-to-edge image. Canvas prints, however, come stretched and include hanging hardware, ready to display.Packaging: Prints are either carefully rolled and shipped in protective tubes or shipped flat with sturdy backing to avoid damage during transit.International Shipping: For orders outside the USA, please contact me to discuss shipping options and costs.Damaged Items: If your artwork is damaged during shipping, simply provide photographic evidence, and I’ll gladly offer a replacement or refund.Package Inspection: When you receive your package, I recommend taking pictures of the box from all sides. This helps ensure the artwork inside is safe and undamaged, and will assist in resolving any shipping-related issues. Understanding the Time Needed for Crafting Art: Crafting art requires time and attention to detail. Each piece is meticulously created, and the time needed can vary depending on the complexity and number of orders. Please allow sufficient time for high-quality production. Galleries / resales;Please feel free to contact me if you're interested in featuring my work or discussing potential collaborations. WHY PRINTED ART SHOULDN'T BE COMPARED TO THE SAME PIECE VIEWED ON MONITOR COLORS, CONTRAST, TONE etc. MAY VARY from one computer display to another, and the final printed colors are influenced by the printer, ink, and substrates used. Due to these factors, slight color variations may occur, and refunds will not be issued for such variations. Please, for a more detailed explanation, read the article below. PRINTED ART and DIGITAL IMAGES of the same Image viewed on monitors differ due to several key factors. PRINT relies on the absorption and reflection of light, using physical inks on paper or other media, which can affect color vibrancy and texture. MONITORS emit light directly, creating a more luminous and vibrant appearance. Monitors use RGB (red, green, blue) color models, while print typically uses CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), resulting in different color reproduction. RESOLUTION and SURFACE TEXTURE in print are fixed, whereas monitors can adjust resolution and brightness, further altering the perception of the image. Color Models:Monitors: Use the RGB color model (Red, Green, Blue). RGB colors are additive, meaning they produce color by combining light. The more light, the brighter the color.Printers: Use the CMYK color model (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black). CMYK colors are subtractive, meaning they produce color by removing light. The more ink, the darker the color. This fundamental difference leads to color variations. Backlighting vs. Reflection:Monitors: Display images using backlighting, which makes colors appear more vivid and bright. The colors are created by light shining through pixels. Printed images: Rely on reflected light from the environment. Colors are generally less intense and can appear dull compared to the screen version, depending on the lighting.Resolution:Monitors: Pixels per inch (PPI) are used to measure the resolution of an image on a screen, which can appear sharper because the pixels are tiny and tightly packed. Printers: Use dots per inch (DPI). Even high-DPI prints don’t match the sharpness of images displayed on screens because of differences in technology. Gamut Differences:Monitors: Can display a wider range of colors (color gamut) than most printers. Printers: Are limited in their ability to reproduce certain bright or saturated colors, leading to slight differences in appearance.Paper and Material Impact:Printed images may look different depending on the type of paper (glossy, matte, etc.) or material used, as texture and finish can alter how light interacts with the image. Understanding these technical differences helps set realistic expectations when comparing a digital image to its printed counterpart. If you have a questions, please message me before purchasing. Thank you.

Price: 29 USD

Location: Orlando, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-24T05:13:54.000Z

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