The sculptural bulbous texture of the squash is meticulously rendered, echoing the natural forms celebrated by Edward Weston in his exploration of organic shapes. Captured in medium-format film negative, the image reveals an extraordinary level of detail and depth. Each curve and contour is accentuated through careful hand printing in the darkroom, resulting in a 12×16" silver gelatin photographic print. The archival processing ensures longevity and tonal richness, preserving the delicate interplay of light and shadow inherent in the subject.
The print is offered unframed, allowing for personal preference in presentation and framing to suit individual spaces.
The sculptural bulbous texture of the squash is meticulously rendered, echoing the natural forms celebrated by Edward Weston in his exploration of organic shapes. Captured in medium-format film negative, the image reveals an extraordinary level of detail and depth. Each curve and contour is accentuated through careful hand printing in the darkroom, resulting in a 12×16" silver gelatin photographic print. The archival processing ensures longevity and tonal richness, preserving the delicate interplay of light and shadow inherent in the subject.
The print is offered unframed, allowing for personal preference in presentation and framing to suit individual spaces.
Learn about the silver gelatin printing process.
