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"Chiloe" | Travel Landscape Photography
$1,000.00
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Chiloe Island, Chile. "Isla Chiloe is the second largest island in Chile and is known for its independent minded inhabitants and wood churches. Shot at sunrise in the harbor. No computer filters were used to produce the watercolor effect. It is the lucky artifact of a novice blunder, underexposure, corrected."
Quality Promise
We consider each print we sell to be a work of art. Printed on the highest quality archival media with archival inks, designed with care to last a lifetime. Learn more. -
Lisa Ross is a Master Printer and does all her own large format printing. Artist signed Certificate of Authenticity included with each piece.
Canvas Print
Gallery quality canvas is considered archival, printed with archival inks and finished with a UV protective coating. Arrives rolled and ready for custom framing.
Gallery Wrapped Canvas
The canvas is stretched and the image wraps around the edges. Each piece arrives wired and ready to hang.
Framed Stretched Canvas
The stretched canvas is completed with a classic black Float Frame. Wired and ready to hang.
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Lisa Ross
"Lisa Ross is an award winning writer and fine art photographer. A graduate of the University of Southern California in Communications, she trained in the fine art of photography at the prestigious Hamilton High Photography Department in Los Angeles. It was there that Ansel Adams and Bob Willoughby awarded her top honors..." Read more.
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Shipping
We ship anywhere within the U.S. Due to the sensitive nature of Fine Art, we create custom art boxes and ship via UPS Ground. For larger pieces, custom crates will ship via a professional Art Handling Shipper. Shipping is calculated in the final stage of checkout.
Returns
Each Fine Art print is made to order by the photographer. Because of this, under normal circumstances we do not accept returns. If the artwork arrives damaged, we will replace the piece at no additional charge.
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About Lisa
Lisa treks to the farthest corners of the world, finding inspiration in faraway cultures and landscapes. Her long career began studying film photography and receiving top honors from Ansel Adams and Bob Willoughby.
