Tibetan Sky Burial/ 1 of 4 images in Tibetan Blue Collection Photograph - Limited Edition of 1

The bodies of the deceased are dismembered and fed to the birds in a Tibetan Sky Burial. Archival and museum quality paper and printing utilized:Epson UltraChrome HDR pigmented inks, and Canson Infinity Baryta Photographic 310 gsm paper. Decorators, other sizes and prices available. Artist's Proof #3. This image, in a series of 4 taken in the highest region of the Himalaya. Each of these 4 photographs was a gift, an unexpected image to appear when I returned home and processed the film. All photographs were taken in the 1980's with Kodachrome 64, the film which records colors most like the human eye sees them. Studies and data have shown that the color blue can double creativity and productivity. It can also have a strong calming effect. Tibetan Blue should be in every setting where calm and creativity need to be encouraged. I discovered these facts after putting together the Tibetan Blue Collection when I read the best seller IMAGINE by Jon Lehrer. However, my selection of these blue images was purely instinctual and spiritual. Oxygen is a UV filter, and with the low O2 content at high altitude, with less filtering, I feel the blues resonate, and they shift my mind, they transport me.