Indiana GSSF Lilypads Pano

Beautiful stand of fragrant waterlily (Nymphaea odorata) pads on a small lake in the Greene-Sullivan State Forest (GSSF) in south-central Indiana. The GSSF was formed back in 1936 from the donation of over 1000 acres from a coal mining company to the State of Indiana. There are dozens of beautiful ponds, lakes and wetlands on the site. This being one that has great stands of waterlilies.

As all my images, this comes in a variety of presentations: print only, notecard, matted, gallery-wrap canvas and framed. They come in many sizes and can be custom-sized (virtual fitting) to your wall space. Contact me and I will guide you on selections!

This particular image is a 20"x40" photograph on archival paper using pigmented inks. It is mounted to 3/16" Gatorboard with a matte lamination applied to the surface that removes all light reflection and removes the need for using glass in the framing. All preparation materials are archival. The frame I use is a wood frame with a linen liner, the combination adding 2.5" in each direction. Thus, the outside dimensions (wall space taken up) is 25" x 45". The image is signed/numbered in lower right corner from edition of 250.