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by Bill Posner
$76.00
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
Design Details
Moss covered rocks, shot off the Oregon Coast
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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1 - 2 business days
Moss covered rocks, shot off the Oregon Coast
Bill considers his work, Image Creating, with a Photography Foundation. Having spent his teenage and young adult years in the San Francisco area in the 60s/70s, Bill developed an original creative style to image creating at a young age, a style which cries freedom from restraint that the unique era San Francisco is known for. Photography allows Bill a creative outlet and the love of the outdoors into one passion. Bill runs the gamut of creations, from outdoor, nature and wildlife work, commercial products, Photojournalism, live events and abstract imagining. Digital Art allows Bill to customize the work for a client’s living or business space, or a gallery's theme or project, down to the actual color compatibility with the project space....
$76.00
Jill Love
Such rich color. Love it. Great image! :)
Sandi OReilly
Amazing image, congrats on your Seas The Day Spotlight feature in "Beach Treasures!! F/L
Bill Posner replied:
Thanks you Sandi, for your time to view :)
CJ Anderson
Congratulations, Bill! You and your marvelous photograph was chosen to be SPOTLIGHTED on the homepage of BEACH TREASURES in the group's feature "Seas The Day." Your artwork will be exhibited from June 29, 2017 through July 5, 2017. Fav'd, liked, tweeted, FB, and G+
Bill Posner replied:
Thanks so much CJ, left thx in the discussion area. Appreciate the recognition!
Betsy Zimmerli
Nice HDR work, Bill. Perfect to contrast the light green with blue. f/l
Bill Posner replied:
Hi Betsy, thanks for the comments. Actually not a HDR shot, just playing with sliders in PS