Calm before the Storm top

Professional canvas wrapped print or metal print of this beautiful scenery, shot at Skógafoss Waterfall, Iceland.

We did a tour of Iceland a few years back and came across this beautiful waterfall. It is called Skógafoss, which loosely translates to Forest Waterfall. I normally try to avoid having people in my photos, and instead just show the beauty of the landscape. But in this case, I made an exception. The contrast of the person standing in front of this large and roaring waterfall just caught my eye.
I setup my camera and waited patiently for the perfect moment. The person seemed to be calmly studying the waterfall and taking it all in. Not a tourist, just rushing by taking quick photo. Someone truly amazed by this spectacle of nature.


Your order is printed by experts in the field at Bay Photo Lab, CA onto museum quality canvas.
A lustre finishing coating is applied to protect the surface of the print and ensure long lasting, vibrant colors.
The image is wrapped around the side of the 1.5 inch stretcher bar and comes with a wire hanger on the back side to allow for professional hanging.

Here are the impressive specifications of the canvas and ink:

Canvas: Chromata White
Weight: 450g/m²
Caliper: 19mil
Weave: Oxford, two over one
Certification: Fine Art Trade top Guild Certified Archival
Composition: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton
Ink: Aqueous Pigment Ink


The Metal Print:

Metal prints are a new art medium for preserving photos. In the production process dyes are directly infused into specially coated aluminum sheets.
This creates a scratch-resistant and waterproof surface that can be cleaned easily. The metal sheets have 1/8" rounded corners and a satin finish to achieve even colors with minimal glare.

The Metal prints are mounted onto an 3/4" inset frame that is recessed from the edges of the print. This adds stability and the print appears to float away from the wall. It comes with a French Cleat hanger to allow for a professional display.


Just as with all prints, exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided to preserve the rich colors for a long time.