© 2020 Martin Kucera
Artwork in situation
© 2020 Martin Kucera
Artwork in situation
© 2020 Martin Kucera
Artwork in situation
© 2020 Martin Kucera
Artwork in situation
© 2020 Martin Kucera
Sun in the net (2020) Photography by Martin Kucera
Photography, 23.6x35.4 in
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- Dimensions Height 23.6in, Width 35.4in
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The story of the photo:. "Autumn came to the lowlands. The morning rays of the sun pierced the haze of the fog and illuminated the whole country to yellow-orange color. As if the whole country were on fire. And that's when I noticed a huge spider web hanging from a broken old tree. Instead of insects, this time the sun was in the net for a while. ". [...]
The story of the photo:
"Autumn came to the lowlands ...
The morning rays of the sun pierced the haze of the fog and illuminated the whole country to yellow-orange color. As if the whole country were on fire.
And that's when I noticed a huge spider web hanging from a broken old tree. Instead of insects, this time the sun was in the net for a while.. "
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Printing on 325g satin paper LOMOND GOLD Baryta.
The quality of the printed photos is completely identical to that of a professional photo obtained by the traditional chemical method.
"Autumn came to the lowlands ...
The morning rays of the sun pierced the haze of the fog and illuminated the whole country to yellow-orange color. As if the whole country were on fire.
And that's when I noticed a huge spider web hanging from a broken old tree. Instead of insects, this time the sun was in the net for a while.. "
Information:
Printing on 325g satin paper LOMOND GOLD Baryta.
The quality of the printed photos is completely identical to that of a professional photo obtained by the traditional chemical method.
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Martin Kucera is a professional photographer with a ion for the medium. In his work, he is continually striving to grow and gain a greater understanding of the world of photography. THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION [...]
Martin Kucera is a professional photographer with a ion for the medium. In his work, he is continually striving to grow and gain a greater understanding of the world of photography. THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART has given him the artistic designation of "Artist FIAP" (AFIAP) (FIAP Indonesia Photo Circuit 2020, INDONESIA – PSA GOLD MEDAL, FIAP 5th Pacific-Atlantic International Photographic Circuit 2020, USA – GAP GOLD MEDAL...)
He doesn't shy away from any genre, although landscape photography is his ion. Landscape photography and nature photography are his favorite subjects to photograph.
Martin Kucera is an artist from Slovakia. His father was a photographer, thus photography has been a part of his life since he was a toddler. His earliest photographs were black and white, which he processed from a negative to a positive. He was enthralled by the creation of films, the transfer of images to photo paper, the necessity to adhere to strict processes, the various varieties of photo papers and films, and the impact of the processing process on the final product.
- Nationality: SLOVAKIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Artists presented by a gallery
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