The Trees in the Sand

The tide was just receding so the sand was still wet and the low sun was accenting these beautiful patterns in the sand. The way the lines converged with each other gave the distinct impression of trees. Nature’s temporary fossil creations, soon to be dried out and trampled on by revelers on the beach.

Available in:

• Acrylic (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48", 30"x60");
• Acrylic Triptych (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48", 30"x60", 45"x90"*, 60"x120"*-three panels of 12"x8", 18"x12", 24"x16", or 30"x20", 45"x30", 60"x40");
• Canvas (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48", 30"x60");
• Canvas Triptych (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48", 30"x60", 45"x90"*, 60"x120"*-three panels of 12"x8", 18"x12", 24"x16", or 30"x20", 45"x30", 60"x40");
• Metal Triptych (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48", 30"x60", 60"x120"-three panels of 18"x12", 24"x16", 30"x20", or 60"x40");
• or Print Only (12"x24", 18"x36", 24"x48").

* at sizes this large, upon close inspection, there is some pixelation in the grains of sand.  When mounted on a wall, this image can be a dramatic focal piece and looks sharp at viewing distances of approximately six feet or greater (for the 5x10 feet triptych version).

Read about the look and the process of the different types of prints here: Acrylic, Canvas, Metal, or Unframed Print