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by Dylan Punke
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Purchase a tote bag featuring the photograph "Water and Birch" by Dylan Punke. Our tote bags are made from soft, durable, poly-poplin fabric and include a 1" black strap for easy carrying on your shoulder. All seams are double-stitched for added durability. Each tote bag is machine-washable in cold water and is printed on both sides using the same image.
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This abstract piece is of a closeup of birch bark with a wave starting to crash over the top. ... more
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This abstract piece is of a closeup of birch bark with a wave starting to crash over the top.
I ventured to Michigan's UP for an art festival in Marquette and the days after I explored the Keweenaw Peninsula, in hopes of a peaceful inspiring place as well as birch trees. I found both but instead of an upright birch tree, I came across this one washed up on the shore of Lake Superior, near Eagle River, Michigan. I was amazed by it. The colors from the decaying bark in Superior's chilly water and the linear peelings of the bark shone beautifully in the sun. Anticipating the waves, I perched down close and created "Water & Birch." This piece is great on luster photographic paper. With its abstract qualities, it is stunning on aluminum.
Lover of Life and Light. I tend to be a natural observer and often a quiet man. I am thankful for being alive and for the experiences that I have had and am able to continue to share. My "formal" photography training consists of two, one day courses in junior high on basic dark room procedures. Since then, I have learned through direct experimentation and observation of the world around me. My style has been shaped over the years by being immersed in the world and observing the life that is dancing around in the light. I find it quite fascinating! Most of my works are a combination of original color and black and white. I think an accurate term for this is digital desaturation as I utilize a digital program to desaturate (remove)...
$35.00
