Pork Roast 1

Closeup macrophotograph of the abstract patterns formed by the dripping of grease and other fluides from a port roast I cooked on a wire rack in a glass bowl in my oven. This is what fell out into the bowl. I was amazed. 15 years using that rack and bowl and never - never - a patterns like this.

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 an 18" x 24" photograph printed on archival canvas and prepared as a gallery-wrap canvas presentation. This is where the image wraps around the keyed stretcher frame, the image on the edges being mirrored from the image. In this way, none of the original image is lost. The image is printed in-studio on my large format printer using pigmented archival inks. On drying, a matte/satin coating is applied to further soften light reflections, also to seal the canvas print surface from moisture. All preparation materials are archival. The image is signed/numbered on the backside of the canvas, in lower right corner, from edition of 250.