Walnut Creek 1966
WALNUT CREEK is a black-and-white photograph of a massive piece of weathered driftwood at Walnut Creek, Erie, Pennsylvania, photographed in 1966: the wood fills the frame, its surface deeply furrowed and twisted, the grain worn into dramatic whorls and hollows by years of water and weather; snow fills the crevices and surrounds the base, the white ground nearly merging with the pale sky to create a high-key, almost abstract background; the wood's texture is extraordinary — knotted, layered, and sculptural, with voids and projections that read almost as a living form; the image is quiet and elemental, a close study in the beauty of erosion and time.
It is an original fine art photograph by Rick Graves, scanned from the original negative, printed on exhibition-quality paper with Epson SureColor pigment inks. Hand-packed and shipped from our local post office in Spring Green, WI.
Options:
- matted prints are behind an acid-free white mat board with backing — ready for standard-size or custom frames
- unmatted prints may be rolled and shipped in a tube
- blank cards with envelopes are also available — contact us for details
- prints are $25 + $15 S&H — or free local pickup