Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection
by Douglas Taylor
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$295
Dimensions
60.000 x 30.000 inches
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Title
Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection
Artist
Douglas Taylor
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Light Painting
Description
For some time I have been exploring the concept of using the light and energy passing through the lens of my camera to "paint" an image. I had a vision, but was blind to it until I developed a method to add time and motion to the equation. "Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection" is a product of this quest and technique. It transforms architectural features such as pillars and beams into fantastic shapes, scenes and apparitions quite impossible to perceive with the human eye, including this Cubist , almost M. C. Escher style result.
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"Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection" is created solely by a photographic technique relying on the focused light and energy of a single exposure in the camera to offer a different visual reality... A reality of light through time and motion.
Only then was the final photograph mirrored by digital process to complete this surreal composition.
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"Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection" is only being issued as a limited edition print, with a total of 50 copies to be produced. If you desire a signed certificate of authenticity when you purchase this Douglas Taylor Fine Art Print of "Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection", please contact the artist via e-mail at: douglas@pricklypearadise.com
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Signed, numbered and authenticated prints may be obtained directly from the artist as well. This is the first public exhibition "Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection". It is featured in my Creative Photography - "Bending the Beam" gallery.
"Tazza Plaza Abstract Reflection" is formatted in the 1:2 ratio vista size for where beautiful, bright, bold and colorful abstract art is desired to satisfy a demanding interior design requirement. It can be obtained in lengths up to 8 feet wide for presentation on large walls, corridors, meeting rooms and open interior spaces.
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December 10th, 2021
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Comments (10)
Carol Senske
F/L. What a lovely picture! Welcome Fine Artists loves having you for a member and thanks you for sharing. Congratulations on your feature:>)
Marilyn Cornwell
Congratulations on May 1 2023 for this wonderful image featured in Welcome Fine Artists for the theme of triangles
Luther Fine Art
Congratulations! Your wonderful art has been featured on the ABC Group home page from the D IS FOR DIAGONAL week, SEPTEMBER 26 - OCTOBER 3, 2022. You are invited to add your wonderful art in the Features Archive!
Douglas Taylor replied:
Thank you very much, Pamela! I am honored to be featured in this marvelous art group and to be selected from among the superb artists who participate here. Your awesome support is most appreciated.
Loredana Gallo Migliorini
Fantastic surreal with outstanding colors Douglas! Kudos to you for your inspired creativity. I love these works of art. lory
Bob Lentz
Congratulations! on this unique image’s being Featured in “The Artistic Aperture” group, and also Liked, Favorited, and Facebooked.
Linaji Creating
EXCITING Work! ...Congratulations on being Featured in - All Genre of Photography - post your work in our Self Posting Gallery : https://fineartamerica.com/groups/all-genre-of-photography-.html?showmessage=true&messageid=7066989
Dr Debra Stewart
Congratulations, your amazing image has been featured in the Intent of the Artist group -- thanks for sharing it with us! Please feel free to add it to the 2021 Feature Archive in the Discussion section (using the "embed" link on your image page).
Alex Lapidus
Congratulations, your image has been featured in the Experimental Photography group -- thanks for sharing it with us! Please feel free to add it to the 2021 Feature Archive in the Discussion section (using the "embed" link on your image page).
Robert Bales
Not sure how you did it, but it sure is very stunning!! LFTw
Douglas Taylor replied:
Thank you, Robert! I'm never sure how these images will come out because the technique I use never produces the same results twice. But when it works, it comes out as a very unique image. I appreciate your compliment, and your support very much.
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