Photographed 13 March 2015 while taking the South Shore Line train from Chicago to South Bend, Indiana. The rail lines where being upgraded so we stopped somewhere in Indiana, bused to another station and boarded another trail to complete the journey. This image was taken at one of the locations either waiting for the bus or train, the exact location escapes memory!
This print was thoroughly processed and selenium toned for long lasting image stability. Together with the David W. Lewis Bromoil Fiber paper, and the Cresent Mat Boards used make them archival for 50 to 100 years, depending on environmental conditions of where the artwork is hung or stored. Learn more about the Care, Handling, and Storage of Photographs at the Library of Congress.
Available Framed Prints
- Photographed, printed, framed, and signed by Matteo.
- Printed on David W. Lewis Bromoil Matte Finish Fiber Gelatin Silver Paper.
- Window mat and mounting board are Cresent Select Standard Colors Mat Board with etched surface and white alphacellulose core and backing, acid-free and lignin-free, fade and bleed resistant.
- Enclosed in beveled black finish wood composite frame with glass.
- Hardware attached for immediate hanging. Do not hang in direct sunlight.
- Print 8 X 10, mat board 11 X 14, and finished frame 13 1/4 X 16 1/4 inches.
Ships within 2 business days. Also available for free Local Delivery in the Southwest Michigan area, restrictions apply. Items for Local Delivery must be purchased in a separate order from items to be shipped.