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ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.
ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.
ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.
ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.
ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.
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Brandon LeValley

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ART DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WINDOW WAVE" The architecture of the "Keeping Memories Alive Event Center" was so compelling I had to stop and capture it. This is one of several images in a series. The obscurity of all the angles made for a fascinating abstract, even though trying to find some compositional cohesiveness challenging. Too much shadowing was disruptive. I used it to my advantage by isolating the wave running through the building. This ultimately helped define everything else in the shot, as the wave offset all those angles difficult to control. Looking at this building is like riding a roller-coaster as you're constantly bounced around visually. Composition is often about keeping one centered in the image. The wave line in the middle divides the image in half, thereby creating stability and organization, and ultimately harmony. The image is also apportioned with one part of the structure in the upper right, balancing out the bottom and left walls, so that you get this fanciful shuffling of window shapes. The exacting detail it would have taken to design and build this is simply amazing. And exciting to see in person. This image however, is the next best thing. PRINT DETAILS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Limited to an edition of 50 regardless of size. This means I will produce only 50 original signed prints of this image regardless of size. This print will include a 1 1/2" border that will be signed & numbered. Comes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This image will be printed using archival inks and Hahnemule Papers Photo Rag Fine Art Paper. This paper is 308gsm, Smooth Matte Finish, 100% Cotton Paper, Archival Quality, Acid Free. Please note that the estimated production time (delivery time not included) is 10-15 working days as this limited edition artwork is made to order.

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Size:36 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in

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Brandon LeValley (1954) is a photographic artist from the United States. In 1976 he graduated from Washington State University where his Bachelor’s Degree included Art studies. He’s always had a passion for photography. That desire was fueled early in life when he was still shooting film and utilizing a darkroom to process images. Holding a final print offered a world of experience seeing how the light on a subject materialized. Years later he realized the digital camera had revolutionized processing. Today, he converts most images to black and white and often shoots botanicals for their dramatic lines and shape. He’s also drawn to architecture and landscapes. Living near Joshua Tree National Park provides many dramatic configurations that come from his explorations. While his journey in photography has evolved, it’s often ignited by striking lighting. He’s fascinated by the abstract and uses every tool to achieve a finished composition. A unique image, he believes, comes about by a disciplined and oftentimes exhaustive approach. Knowing the payoff can be rewarding, that commitment to detail ultimately renders a more compelling work.

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