ARTWORK TITLE

Glacies Lacus

DESCRIPTION

As a witness of the last glacial period about 10,000 years ago, glacial lakes were formed when glaciers began to retreat.

SERIES

What a Wonderful World

DATE OF CAPTURE

23rd of January 2018

© Christian Kleiman

LOCATION

Lake Hawea

Queenstown Lakes District

Otago, New Zealand

AWARDS

- 2023 / MUSE Photography Awards / Platinum Winner Award in Fine Art / Nature 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)   $ 1,427 USD

- 30”x40” inches (762x1016mm)   $ 1,583 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.

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