San Francisco//Old Bay Collaboration
I don’t know what to tell you. Sometimes I just see something in my head and I have to go make it. The Golden Gate bridge was just to my left and there are a gazillion photos of that and many far better than I could have made on that day. But this hillside going down into the bay just caught my attention and I imagined a red landscape meeting a deep blue ocean, so here it is. Love it or hate it. Choose wisely.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.
I don’t know what to tell you. Sometimes I just see something in my head and I have to go make it. The Golden Gate bridge was just to my left and there are a gazillion photos of that and many far better than I could have made on that day. But this hillside going down into the bay just caught my attention and I imagined a red landscape meeting a deep blue ocean, so here it is. Love it or hate it. Choose wisely.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.
I don’t know what to tell you. Sometimes I just see something in my head and I have to go make it. The Golden Gate bridge was just to my left and there are a gazillion photos of that and many far better than I could have made on that day. But this hillside going down into the bay just caught my attention and I imagined a red landscape meeting a deep blue ocean, so here it is. Love it or hate it. Choose wisely.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.