ARTWORK TITLE

Street Lamp

DESCRIPTION

Faithful companion of the Southside facade of Notre-Dame, this very simple street light is forever King of its planet.

SERIES

Paris Atmos-Sphere

DATE OF CAPTURE

18th of January 2019

© Christian Kleiman

LOCATION

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Paris, France

AWARDS

- 2023 / London Photography Awards / Platinum Winner Award in Fine Art / Cityscape Category  View

- 2023 / MUSE Photography Awards / Platinum Winner Award in Fine Art / Cityscape Category  View

- 2022 / NY New York Photography Awards / Gold Winner Award in Fine Art / Cityscape Category  View

- 2021 / ND Neutral Density Photography Awards / Honorable Mention Award in Fine Art / Photomanipulation Category  View

- 2021 / MUSE Photography Awards / Gold Winner in Fine Art / Cityscape Category  View

- 2021 / MUSE Photography Awards / Gold Winner in Architecture / Other Category  View

HIGH-RESOLUTION  View

360 VR PANO  View

NOTE:  The quality of the 360 VR Pano may be different than the Tiny Planet. That is because the Tiny Planet is a re-mastered better version.

Artwork available for purchase as a Limited Edition Fine-Art Print

Unique & Certified

ARTWORK LIMITED EDITION PRINT DETAILS

* Giclée Fine Art on Hahnemühle Photorag Museum Quality Paper 308gsm.

* Produced using UltraChrome Pro Pigment Inks from Epson.

* This is particularly well suited for producing premium photo prints for the highest age resistance.

- 24”x32” inches (±610x813mm)   $ 2,777 USD

- 30”x40” inches (762x1016mm)   $ 2,933 USD

* Price of artwork will increase with sales and awards. View Price Appreciation

ARTWORK LIMITED EDITION DETAILS

* This Artwork is part of a Certified Limited Edition of 25 pieces in two formats:

- 24”x32” inches (±610x813mm)   14 + 1AP

- 30”x40” inches (762x1016mm)   9 + 1AP

INFO ABOUT THE LIMITED EDITION PRINTS  View

HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER  View

ARTWORK TECHNIQUE

- Image made from 4 bracketed shots stitched together.

- Many hours/days of stitching and hand-drawn digital painting.

- Stereographic Projection of a 360 Panorama. Also known as Tiny Planet.

- A lot of dedication to removing distractions, cleaning dirty streets that are always full of chewing gums, cigarette butts, and unfinished road works. As well as removing many people and cars from the scene in order to highlight the architecture’s cityscape.

EQUIPMENT

- Canon EOS 5DMkIII  

- Sigma 8mm fisheye lens  

- Manfrotto 360 Panoramic Head

SOFTWARE  

- Adobe Lightroom  

- Adobe Photoshop  

- PTGui Pro

- Christian Kleiman’s Workflow. The Making-Of Tiny Planets  Discover