Big Stone Autumn

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    digitographed:

  • Date: 2004.10.11
  • Location: Big Stone Lake, SD
  • Device: Nikon D100
  • Lens: 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR

    synthæsized:

  • Date: 2005.10.26
  • Location: Harrisburg, SD
  • Software: PhotoShop CS2
  • Plugins: Nik Color Efex Pro (various)

    copyright © Dawnne Gee

  • digitograph © 2004
  • synthætization © 2005

    derivatives

  • none

    related works

  • none

    Fine Art Prints:

  • Description: 2:3 vertical print, available in sizes ranging from 12″x36″ through 48″x72″.
  • Media: Fine art matte, linen, or canvas is recommended.
  • Mounting: Canvas is stretch-wrapped on high-quality support (”Gallery Wrap”). Other media mounted per customer specifications.
  • Edition: Limited edition of 500 prints at any size. Edition number is digitally watermarked on the image, and hand-signed.


Artist’s Note: Big Stone Autumn is one of my “trademark” pieces, and my best seller. It has hung everywhere I have had the privilege of showing my work, and is representative of my penchant to perform more subtle alterations on my digitographs as opposed to complete overhauls. This contrasted and re-lighted version is the only intended version at this time.
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  1. 1 yet another fine swing-and-a-miss by yours truly | perpetual dawnne Says:


    [...] never be released itself. in the background, you can see the point of land which is the subject of Big Stone Autumn. several of the trees back there were severely damaged by an ice storm last winter, so my plan to [...]

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