“Painted Skies” is once again leaving an impression on a buyer in the US. This panoramic photograph of the Grand Canyon National Park, printed at 36” x 80” on Canson Photographique, is on it’s way back home.
60" Stretched Canvas Titled "Halite Horizons #10"
Discover the allure of "Halite Horizons #10," our stunning 60-inch canvas, now gracing our gallery floor.
44inch Monochrome Print
Large format printing for those wanting to create a centre piece and a wow factor.
Large canvas being assembled on the studio floor space
NIKART STUDIO & GALLERY
On Location in Alice Springs April 9th - April 23rd 2021.
On Friday morning I will be flying into Alice Springs and touring the West MacDonnell Ranges and Uluru and surrounding areas. The the first half of the tour will include locations such as Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm, Ellery Creek Big Hole, Glen Helen Gorge, Ormiston Gorge, Ochre Pits, Serpentine Gorge and other locations.
The second half of the tour will focus on Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park and all it has to offer. A 2 Berth Camper Van will provide accomodation and transport.
Abstract in nature fine art photography in Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon was the perfect destination to photograph the natural abstract beauty of nature.
Canvas is the flavour of the month.
These large format canvas prints are complete and ready for dispatch. They include some new releases from Far North Queensland.
"Indian Chief" photographed in Antelope Canyon, Arizona USA.
Inside Antelope Canyon is a carving formed by nature outlining the remarkable resemblence of the Native American Indian Chief. Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest, on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona. It includes two separate, scenic slot canyon sections, referred to as Upper Antelope Canyon, and Lower Antelope Canyon.
This framed limited edition print is being prepared for shipping to a buyer, it is packaged in heavy duty cardboard boxing with foam fill for that extra padding.
Printed on Epson Hot Press Natural
Epson Hot Press 100% Cotton Rag Paper is simply beautiful. The choice was simple for this black and white image of a lone tree captured along the Grand Canyon South Rim. The smooth finish with deep blacks and natural whites was the obvious choice when mounting behind acrylic and a black frame.
Point Lonsdale - A rocky coast, a lighthouse and a pier all mashed together.
How wonderful is Point Lonsdale, not only do you have panoramic views across the bay to Portsea but you get the historic lighthouse which first opened in 1902 and you also get the earlier built pier. The beauty about this spot is that all these historic landmarks are mushed together.
I’m not going to go into the hard facts about the history of the lighthouse or the pier and will leave that to Wikipedia, what I would like to mention is that visiting this place has much to offer from a photographers point of view.
Just this week I had the opportunity to re-visit Point Lonsdale after many many months of uncertainty and lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With summer in full swing the forecast was looking promising and without much hesitation I packed my photography gear and drove the 1.5 hour distance from my home to this location.
Horseshoe Bend With a Different Perspective
Standing on the edge of Horseshoe Bend is an exhilarating feeling, seeing this place for the first time was a feast for the eyes. Captured images just don’t do it justice, the sheer size of this canyon is difficult to capture on camera. On this particular day I was faced with strong winds that made standing on the edge very dangerous, and yet I was drawn to sheer drop below. I captured this image as I stayed low to ground securing myself by wedging my feet into the rock.
Framed in black and glazed in acrylic sheet titled ‘Across The Edge’ is a limited edition print of 100 copies only.
Printing on Epson Enhanced Matte Paper
Zabriskie Point is part of the Amargosa Range located east of Death Valley in Death Valley National Park in California, United States. Noted for its erosional landscape it is composed of sediments from Furnace Creek Lake, which dried up 5 million years ago, long before Death Valley came into existence.
Titled ‘Iridescence’ this colourful print is sharp with detail, vibrant in colour saturation with a high gamut. Framed in white and ready to hang this print is available to purchase in several format sizes.
Working with SILVERADA metallic canvas.
Made in the USA and available here in Australia is Silverada by Breathing Color, a metallic pearl gloss finish canvas that is ready to print, stretch and hang. This product requires no laminating saving much time however the cost of the canvas is much higher than the competition.
A black and white panorama of Melbourne has been printed and the final result is AMAZING!
Eagle Rock at Aireys Inlet on the Great Ocean Road.
Sunday was set aside for photography and the destination was Eagle Rock at Aireys Inlet on the Great Ocean Road. With uncertain weather conditions the Great Ocean Road never fails to surprise and today was no different to any other. After having arrived on location I decided to pack light as I made my way down the steps and onto the coastline.
The gear I packed was a new Mamiya 645 Sekor 45mm f/2.8 lens using the Fotodiox Pro TLT ROKR adapted to my GFX50s. The goal was to achieve a stitched image using 2 files by shifting the lens which allows for a seamless stitch.
Fujifilm GFX50s Mamiya 645 Sekor 54mm f/2.8
As the sun began to set on the horizon a beautiful glow illuminated Eagle Rock enhanced together with a low tide for that perfect reflection. The 2 image stitch provided a 90mp file with lots of detail allowing for effortless large scale printing.
This image shown below was the result of Sunday’s excursion to Aireys inlet on the Great Ocean Road.
