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Ireland Acrylic Print featuring the photograph Abandoned Cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey by S Katz

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Abandoned Cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey Acrylic Print

S Katz

by S Katz

$84.00

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Abandoned Cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey acrylic print by S Katz.   Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.

Design Details

Abandoned Cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey, in County Galway, Ireland.

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3 - 4 business days

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Comments (7)

Morris Finkelstein

Morris Finkelstein

Fabulous photograph of the abandoned cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey with great light and shadows, perspective, and composition! Congratulations on your Top Finish in the Ireland Anything Photographic contest! F/L

Carmen Macuga

Carmen Macuga

Oh wow! Love this composition and lighting!

S Katz

S Katz

Thanks

Michael Hills

Michael Hills

what a cool photo...love the vibe. Well done!

S Katz

S Katz

Thanks, most appreciated

Jurgen Lorenzen

Jurgen Lorenzen

Great composition!

S Katz

S Katz

S Katz Thanks, most appreciated

Artist's Description

Abandoned Cemetery at Kilmacduagh Abbey, in County Galway, Ireland.

About S Katz

S Katz

A little about me: I became intrigued with photography when I was about eight years old, at that time photography was to capture what was, to see how things are. As the years went by, photography became a means to see more than a representation of reality. It became the tool to develop my vision. I wanted to see more than was there. At this point I’m using both film and digital, they are the same but different. I find that when I’m shooting I use both film and digital one for idealization of my subject and the other to see beyond the surface. When shooting film I'm working exclusive in Black & White (for the past few years). All my digital work starts in color but I almost always convert to Black & White (I mention this...

 

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