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Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale by David Osborn
Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale by David Osborn
Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale by David Osborn
Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale by David Osborn
Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale by David Osborn

David Osborn Photography

Bronze Photography and Photo Manipulation Design · 2020

Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale

by David Osborn

  • A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Photography and Photo Manipulation Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: David Osborn Photography
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 18,593
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About Fine Art Landscape Photography For Sale

Fine Art Landscape Photography is a series of large panoramic images of European landscapes and historic buildings. Each image is built from up to 120 digital photographs taken with a panoramic head and joined together with stitching software. Retouching in Adobe Photoshop adds a painterly quality to the final scene. The stitching method gives a wide and natural field of view, similar to human vision, and keeps vertical lines straight. The files are large enough to print at 60 by 90 inches or larger for homes, hotels and corporate spaces.

Press Kit

Unique Properties
Digital photography and Adobe Photoshop retouching. Using a panoramic head, up to 120 multiple photographs are taken then stitched together using PTGui software followed by artistic Adobe Photoshop retouching. The use of a panoramic head and stitching images together allows a wide but very natural looking field of view, similar to the human eye, and corrected perspective of buildings (verticals are vertical lines, not falling over); all impossible if shooting with wide angle lenses because of lens distortions.
Dimensions & Packaging
Digital photography images with files large enough to print 60 inch x 90 inch prints or larger for home, hotel or corporate art exhibition.
Tags
fine art, landscape photography, print sales, photography workshops, tuition, photoshop retouching, photography for sale, corporate art
Production Technology
Nikon D800E camera, panorama head then PTGui and Adobe Photoshop software.
Design Challenge
The main challenge is set by myself. Ideally I would like photographs without much modern technology that would date the photograph to a time frame. Ideally, I would love images that look like they could have been taken this year - or 200 hundred years ago. Ideally, peaceful timeless images that "look real but don't look real"at the same time.
Project Duration
This is an on-going project. The project began in 2018 and still currently running, there are so many beautiful locations I have yet to get to and apply my artistic process on.
Operation Flow
First I research the locations in Europe to find a strong location with old building with a traditional character. Once decided, the main job is capture, going to the location and waiting up to 8 hours or more for the right light and weather conditions. Having captured all the assets required, the post-production is carried out on my return home. One image takes about 4 to 5 days to complete.
Research
Each image is not so much a photograph but a project. First all the images are captured with a digital camera which takes up to 8 hours. Shooting all the variations of light and subject. Back home, all the images are then stitched to make the individual panoramic images that all align with each other. Creating the final image first involves compositing the content together into a single image, then creating the three-dimensional illusion or quality in the image, then lastly, the final creative, artistic overlay that give the photograph its finished painterly look and mood.
Inspiration
My passion for photography combined with a passion for old master painters. The technology of digital photography and post-production now allow me the means to combine both passions into one, creating large, aesthetically beautiful images. Creating fine art photography with the clarity and detail of a photograph, yet retain an artistic, painterly quality. A personal project for creating photographs that are intended to be no more than beautiful artistic images for display from some of the most beautiful locations and subjects found in Europe. Art for art's sake.
Image Credits
Ghent, Belgium: Photography & Retouching David Osborn, 2019
Dresden, Germany: Photography & Retouching David Osborn, 2019
Venice, Italy: Photography & Retouching David Osborn, 2019
Prague, Czechia: Photography & Retouching David Osborn, 2019
Pisa, Italy: Photography & Retouching David Osborn, 2019
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Copyright belongs to David Osborn Photography, London, UK.

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