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Nautilus Wind Farm Print - Limited Edition of 5

Thomas Pohlig

United States

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As I flipped through my collection of photographs, I stumbled upon my shots of the delicate and intricate nautilus shells. I was inspired to bring them to life in a new and creative way. I gathered my supplies and got to work, sketching different ideas until one caught my eye. I envisioned the nautilus shells transformed into wind turbines, providing clean energy for the world. I used an image of a stunning mountain range from my trip to Glacier National Park as the background, and paired it with locally photographed tree trunks to serve as the bases for the nautilus shells. With a touch of Photoshop magic, I brought my vision to life. The final product was a whimsical and imaginative scene, showcasing the beauty of nature and the power of clean energy.

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Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:14 W x 21 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:15.75 W x 22.75 H x 1.25 D in

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After working most of my life in the Graphic Arts world, I am finally putting my more creative work out into the world. Please join me in this new journey, a second chapter perhaps. Thomas Pohlig was born in Georgia, USA, but was raised in Southern New Jersey, where he developed a love for the natural beauty of the area. Growing up just a few minutes from the beach, he spent many of his childhood days exploring the shorelines and observing the unique characteristics of the coast. Over the years, Pohlig has honed his skills and gained a reputation as a talented landscape photographer. His work has been featured in local galleries. He has been featured in Monovisions Black and White Magazine where he has also been on the Judging panel for their 2022 and 2023 photography competition. Thomas has also been featured in "f11 News", Landscape Photography, and Photography Week magazines. Pohlig's work is characterized by his use of monochrome tones, which he believes brings a sense of mystery and depth to his images. He is drawn to the ethereal quality of long exposure photography, and the way it can capture the movement and flow of water and clouds. In addition to his monochrome landscapes, Pohlig also creates imaginative and whimsical color photographic imagery. He is always looking for new ways to push the boundaries of what is possible in photography, and he is constantly experimenting with different techniques and tools to create truly unique and captivating images. Pohlig's work is a testament to his love for the natural world and his passion for photography. He continues to inspire others with his stunning images, and he is always looking for new ways to capture the beauty and wonder of the world around us.

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