"White Winter Blooms IA" Framed Art Print from the Green Series by OmarHernandez
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A brief artist statement about the "Green Series" photography collection, where the artist humorously reflects on their initial misunderstanding of macro photography (thinking it meant photographing large subjects like the sky and buildings). The piece titled "White Winter Blooms IA" is part of this series and is offered as a framed art print.
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· 3 pulledI thought to do a 'macro', was to taking pictures of very big things, like the enormous sky and clouds, or a very high building, LoL took some years to stop thinking that way, Ok I still think the same.
Thank you for viewing this work.
The 'Green Series' is a very small series, when I started with photography.
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