45 x 30 in. (114 x 76 cm.) |
Playful Tarn
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Playful Tarn
Dennis Sabo’s newest abstracts reflect his fist to The Tarn, Acadia National Park in Maine. The Tarn is a shallow, weedy pond where Sabo studied the ever-changing colors under various environmental conditions over the course of multiple days. The fall months in Acadia brought bone-chilling temperatures, gale force winds, but also unparalleled magic-hour light that brought the colors of The Tarn to their fullest glory.
Limited edition of 50.
Photographic metal print, high gloss. Finished with float mount hanger.
$2,200.00
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Photography
Photography describes a technology that records lasting images from real life by utilizing light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically or through an image sensor or chemically using a light-sensitive material. A camera is the tool used to capture and focus light reflected from objects into a replicate image on the light-sensitive surface inside the device (camera) during a timed period called "exposure". The result is an invisible image which is later chemically brought forth into a visible image or recorded on a digital card inserted in camera. Photography is often used to document a period, mood or moment. The immediacy of the camera's ability to capture images gives cause to the role of photography in art.
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I honed my compositional and creative photographic skills when I worked as an underwater assignment photographer, and it progressed from there.
A trip to Africa in 2004 rekindled my passion for photographing terrestrial landscapes and microcosms of nature that appeared through in-camera techniques as abstracts.
Today I am known more for my fine art abstract and scenic photography. Light, color and shapes play pivotal roles in my photography as does the actual medium I have chosen most often to display my work—metal print
While nature is at the forefront in all my photography, I intentionally convey and display my natural world scenics and abstracts so that photography is looked at and worked as a medium different from the masses.
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