Longfellow Bridge, Charles River, Boston 2002 (Framed)
Photographed in 2002 from the Charles River Esplenade , the Longfellow Bridge triptych captures the incredible detail of this richly textured structure built in 1906 with all of its years of weathering and rust.
Pigment print made from high-res scans of the original 4x5” Polaroid Type 55P/N Film
This panoramic image is part of a larger body of work shot between 1996-2003 with a large-format 4 x 5” view camera of Boston’s Waterfront, The Charles River, Fort Point Channel, Boston Harbor, and the Seaport District. The large-format negatives reveal details and texture that is unparalleled even when enlarged to mural size.
Photographed in 2002 from the Charles River Esplenade , the Longfellow Bridge triptych captures the incredible detail of this richly textured structure built in 1906 with all of its years of weathering and rust.
Pigment print made from high-res scans of the original 4x5” Polaroid Type 55P/N Film
This panoramic image is part of a larger body of work shot between 1996-2003 with a large-format 4 x 5” view camera of Boston’s Waterfront, The Charles River, Fort Point Channel, Boston Harbor, and the Seaport District. The large-format negatives reveal details and texture that is unparalleled even when enlarged to mural size.
Photographed in 2002 from the Charles River Esplenade , the Longfellow Bridge triptych captures the incredible detail of this richly textured structure built in 1906 with all of its years of weathering and rust.
Pigment print made from high-res scans of the original 4x5” Polaroid Type 55P/N Film
This panoramic image is part of a larger body of work shot between 1996-2003 with a large-format 4 x 5” view camera of Boston’s Waterfront, The Charles River, Fort Point Channel, Boston Harbor, and the Seaport District. The large-format negatives reveal details and texture that is unparalleled even when enlarged to mural size.
This photograph is sold mounted to diebond and framed in a custom wooden black frame and signed with the artists name and edition number.