This image was taken against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, a moment in time marked by a simple but significant detail – the face mask sticker attached to exterior door. On it, a reminder of sanitary precautions for all to take. The scooter parked, unmoving, standing still, as the world did during these many months.Amidst the backdrop of this unprecedented era, what truly caught my eye was the striking contrast between the vibrant aqua-almost neon colored door and the zesty purple hues of the scooter. This dynamic interplay of colors was further accentuated by the mustard yellow walls that framed the scene, creating an electrifying visual composition.
To add to this tapestry of colors, there were the resilient green plants that gently peeked through the corner of the frame, breathing life and vibrancy into the image. This moment was a vivid snapshot of the resilience and spirit of adaptation during a challenging period, where even the mundane could be transformed into a vibrant, living canvas.
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Capture Date: June 18, 2021
#07: Scooter & Aqua Door
Each of JR's images are custom, digitally printed using a high quality Epson 5 color solvent ink on 300 Poly Cotton Canvas. Each image is cropped specifically to the specifications of that shot, so sizes differ for each image.
- Medium: 18x24.23
- Large: 24x 32.31
Unframed: Each image is printed with extended, stretched edge so it can be easily Gallery Wrapped using a wooden frame. Should you desire to frame your canvas in a traditional frame, be aware that the edges have a "pixel stretch" design, creating a blurry look so the inner photo is fully visible on the front of the canvas. All unframed canvases are sold, rolled in a protective, cardboard tube, so you can easily travel with your canvas(s).
Framed: Framed canvases sport a 1 1/4" high quality, treated wood equipped with mounting hardware with an open back. Each canvas has been hand-stretched, that is perfectly taunt with staples evenly and precisely distributed to ensure the longevity of the canvas. Canvases are shrink-wrapped with protective cardboard edges.