Description: Bioluminescence and moonlight (along with nearby lights from geothermal power plants) light of a shoreline of the Salton Sea, Ca., in this long exposure.
Dimensions: 12.5 inches x 20 inches
Materials used: Nikon digital camera. The framed print on "premium luster photo" paper (other papers are available such as matte and glossy styles), black with gold frame (choice of 2.25 or 3" frames), premium archival UV protective acrylic and acid-free foam core backing (matting optional).
Cost: Framed: ~$240; unframed $120 (the framed priced may vary if other options are chosen by the client such as no matting; glass instead of archival acrylic, and photo paper type). Cost includes shipping to U.S. locations; shipping charges may change if mailed outside of the U.S.
Dimensions: 12.5 inches x 20 inches
Materials used: Nikon digital camera. The framed print on "premium luster photo" paper (other papers are available such as matte and glossy styles), black with gold frame (choice of 2.25 or 3" frames), premium archival UV protective acrylic and acid-free foam core backing (matting optional).
Cost: Framed: ~$240; unframed $120 (the framed priced may vary if other options are chosen by the client such as no matting; glass instead of archival acrylic, and photo paper type). Cost includes shipping to U.S. locations; shipping charges may change if mailed outside of the U.S.
Kevin Marty - Bio
The photographer's name is Kevin Marty, from Seattle, Wa., who recently completed his MFA in Photography through the Savannah College of Art and Design (2017); his thesis work emphasized "alternative" methods (cyanotypes and salt prints), which can be viewed at www.kevinmartyphotography.artspan.com.
Kevin works at the intersection of science and art, nature and the camera to explore and connect to his surroundings.
He lives in southern California where he teaches geology at a community college; and is married with a 3-year-old son.
The photographer's name is Kevin Marty, from Seattle, Wa., who recently completed his MFA in Photography through the Savannah College of Art and Design (2017); his thesis work emphasized "alternative" methods (cyanotypes and salt prints), which can be viewed at www.kevinmartyphotography.artspan.com.
Kevin works at the intersection of science and art, nature and the camera to explore and connect to his surroundings.
He lives in southern California where he teaches geology at a community college; and is married with a 3-year-old son.
