Wyadup Beach, South Western Australia - LIMITED EDITION
Print only – This includes the photographic image plus a white border (3 inches) around the image. Christian signs and titles on the white border with an embossed logo. The print is rolled in a tube. Free worldwide shipping.
Framed Print – The photographic print, with the white border, is framed behind glass, in either a White, Black or Timber frame. Classic and timeless. CHOOSE YOUR FRAME COLOUR IN THE CART.
Unstretched Canvas – The photographic image is printed onto canvas and signed by Christian. The canvas is sealed with a protective spray. This will allow you to gently wipe the image with a soft damp cloth, if necessary. Canvas is perfect in rooms with a lot of windows as it isn’t reflective. Free worldwide shipping.
Stretched Canvas – The canvas is sealed and then stretched around a wooden frame. Very lightweight for easy hanging.
Stretched Canvas with Shadowline Frame* – Either a White, Black or Timber frame is put around the stretched canvas. CHOOSE YOUR FRAME COLOUR IN THE CART.
Facemount Acrylic Print – A signed, high gloss print is fronted with 6mm acrylic and supplied with a u-channel on the back for easy hanging.
FRAMING EXAMPLES
White frame
White frame
Timber frame
Timber frame
Black frame
Black frame
Canvas with timber shadow line frame
Canvas with timber shadow line frame
Canvas with white shadow line frame
Canvas with white shadow line frame
Canvas with black shadow line frame
Canvas with black shadow line frame
Facemount acrylic
Facemount acrylic
Facemount acrylic
Facemount acrylic
(See Christians Gallery walk-though video to get a better understanding of these framing options – https://www.facebook.com/christian.fletcher.798/videos/10155722839267544/)
This is a limited edition of 25.
People often ask me how did I get into photography. There are a few different reasons but the underlying most relevant was the love of beauty. I wouldn't say I was a nature lover, an environmentalist, or even an outdoors kind of guy, I just felt good when out in the landscape. I have memories from some of the earliest years of my career, feeling the cares of the world slipping away as I began to look for inspiration in my surroundings. It was a meditation without the smell of incense burning or chanting mantras, it was a great relaxation brought about by focus on one thing, to find the beauty in nature.