Mother's Reflection
When me and my mother-in-law were visiting Canyon de Chelly in the wintertime, the potholes on top of the canyon were full of water. While taking landscape photographs, I noticed my mother-in-laws reflection and thought it would be a great photo to capture. This was not a planned shot. I had her remove her coat and she posed perfectly for this beautiful image of an elderly Navajo woman, who was a rug weaver, quilt maker and a loving mother to her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren.
TITLE: Mother's Reflection
MEDIUM: Digital Photography
AWARDS:
First Place - Acquisitions Award, 2009 Southwest Indian Art Fair Arts Competion
METAL PRINT DETAILS
Limited Edition Metal Print. The image is inkjet printed, pressed onto a sturdy aluminum panel using an innovative dye sublimation process. The ink is infused into the coating of the metal print, providing protection and durability. The print has a high gloss luminous base with a reflective finish. The back of the print has a black Inset Metal Frame with a wire hanger at a depth of 1 5/16".
TITLE: Mother's Reflection
MEDIUM: Digital Photography
AWARDS:
First Place - Acquisitions Award, 2009 Southwest Indian Art Fair Arts Competion
METAL PRINT DETAILS
Limited Edition Metal Print. The image is inkjet printed, pressed onto a sturdy aluminum panel using an innovative dye sublimation process. The ink is infused into the coating of the metal print, providing protection and durability. The print has a high gloss luminous base with a reflective finish. The back of the print has a black Inset Metal Frame with a wire hanger at a depth of 1 5/16".