Jeff Einstein Fine Art Photography
From the Darkness Light
From the Darkness Light
Florida is, of course, rightfully renowned for spectacular sunrises and sunsets. This sunrise off the pier of my community in West Delray Beach was no exception. From the Darkness Light was shot before the condensation on my lens from the heavy early morning heat had fully evaporated, leaving the exposure fogged and subdued like an aged 18th-century landscape. In From the Darkness Light you can hear the silence of the moment like a distant whisper. You can feel the gentle solitude of the shadows deep in your bones. Imbued with both the somber dark tones of lingering night and the hopeful light of a new day, From the Darkness Light is a soft beacon of faith -- a perfect complement to any decor, traditional to modern.
Available as limited edition fine art paper prints, signed and numbered by the artist, or as limited edition wrapped canvas prints. Each print arrives with a corresponding Certificate of Authenticity.
Jeff Einstein Fine Art Photography: the art of little things.
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Unless noted otherwise, all of my limited edition Giclée paper prints are produced with archival Canon Lucia inks on Hahnemühle Fine Art Photo Rag paper (with 1-2" white borders) to ensure true museum quality. Each print is personally inspected, signed, and numbered by yours truly, then shipped unframed from my studio with a Certificate of Authenticity.
All of my limited edition Giclée canvas prints are produced with archival pigment inks on archival canvas with 1.5" white edges stretched over kiln-dried wood frames to ensure generations of true museum quality. Shipped unframed with a Certificate Of Authenticity (COA).
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