Break, Break, Break On Thy Cold Grey Stones
By:Richard Sammour
Artist Statement
This photograph is an image taken after the storm here in Beirut, using the long exposure techniques to bring out the atmospheric skye.
Artist Bio
Richard Sammour was born in1980 in Beirut, Lebanon. Three years of cinematography influenced his style of photography, directing his creative focus towards creating dramatic lighting and exposure within a composition.
In describing his approach, Sammour explained that he often would visit the same locations multiple times, following the clouds in different weather and lighting conditions, with the intention of freezing captivating moments.
To see more work by Sammour, visit his website: www.richardsammour.net
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Print Information
All limited editions print purchased will be accompanied with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the photographer verifying the edition number and authenticity of the print. This fine art photographic print was made using the best quality materials available to insure long-lasting permanence of inks. The print has an estimated life-span of greater than 100 years (for further info see www.epson.com).
The photograph was printed on EPSON Hot Press Bright, Acid-Free, 100% Cotton Rag Fine Art Paper using pigment-based chromium inks. The print surface should not be touched. Professional mounting and framing will help to maximize the longevity of this print. It should be framed using acid-free materials and placed behind glass using a window-mount that prevents the glass from directly touching the print's surface. To further ensure maximum longevity avoid placing the print in bright, sunny rooms where there are high levels of UV radiation, or in humid environment which will also contribute to its deterioration. Ideally, artificial lighting in a dry environment is the preferred option. With proper care and handling, this fine art photographic print will provide pleasure for generations to come.
