Norah Head
Capturing this moment was a dance of precision and patience. As I stood along the shoreline at Norah Head, my goal was clear: to align the Fresnel light of the iconic lighthouse perfectly with the reflection of the rising sun. The challenge was timing it just right as the golden light backlit the incoming waves, igniting their crests with fiery hues.
The interplay of light and motion fascinated me—the waves seemed to catch fire, their glow mirroring the warmth of the sunrise and the steady beacon of the lighthouse. It was as if the sea and sky were working together to create this fleeting masterpiece, one that would be gone in an instant if I hesitated.
The interplay of light and motion fascinated me—the waves seemed to catch fire, their glow mirroring the warmth of the sunrise and the steady beacon of the lighthouse. It was as if the sea and sky were working together to create this fleeting masterpiece, one that would be gone in an instant if I hesitated.
Edition of 25
This photograph originates from a Fujichrome Velvia 50 transparency captured with a Contax G1. The original film was drum-scanned by John Shephard on a Heidelberg Tango scanner. The print is made on Hahnemühle Baryta Rag and is available in the sizes listed below.
Available sizes: 30", 40", 50" on the long side
Framing available. Artist's Proofs available on select sizes — inquire for details.
Works begin at $1,800. To inquire about pricing, availability, and framing for this piece — sales@johnshephard.com
Edition of 25
This photograph originates from a Fujichrome Velvia 50 transparency captured with a Contax G1. The original film was drum-scanned by John Shephard on a Heidelberg Tango scanner. The print is made on Hahnemühle Baryta Rag and is available in the sizes listed below.
Available sizes: 30", 40", 50" on the long side
Framing available. Artist's Proofs available on select sizes — inquire for details.
Works begin at $1,800. To inquire about pricing, availability, and framing for this piece — sales@johnshephard.com