Sun Breaking Through Over the Glen
Highlands, No. 32 · The Annual, Volume One, page 192-193
A shaft of sun breaks through storm cloud and lands on the far side of a glen, lighting one slope a hard yellow-green while the near hills stay in shadow. A shallow river runs down the valley floor over stones, carrying a strip of the same light back toward you. Five minutes of weather worth the whole wet day. From Highlands.
The Annual, Volume One, pages 192 and 193.
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- White margin on all sides, about 1.5 inch at 12 x 9, 3 inch at 24 x 18, 4 inch at 32 x 24
- Giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching, 310gsm, heavyweight fine art paper
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She's been standing in that weather since before you arrived and will still be there after you leave. The Highlands, more or less, in one animal.
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