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Three Rivers Michigan Metal Print
by Mike Flake
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Three Rivers Michigan metal print by Mike Flake. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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The site of this photo was just 30 miles north of the Indiana Michigan line, north of Shipshewana, IN. My family rented a cabin on private land while... more
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Artist's Description
The site of this photo was just 30 miles north of the Indiana Michigan line, north of Shipshewana, IN. My family rented a cabin on private land while vising the Shipshewana area. The river is one of three in the Three Rivers Area and the bridge is also on the private property. I enhanced the image using Topaz Art Programs. Hope you enjoy the view. Mike - MakeMeSiizzleArt.
About Mike Flake
Hello Everyone, I started taking pictures while in 4-H club back in the late 60's. I didn't really get hooked on photography until after dinner one Saturday night. This would have been about 1976 shortly after Kathy and I were married. We were at our friends, Brian and Freda's home, and he showed me his Pentax 35mm camera and started teaching me about depth of field and how to use the manual settings. I went out the next week and bought a used Canon AE-1 programmable. (I just now got it out to look at it and just looking at in makes me feel old.) Anyway I got into doing close-ups for awhile, bought a scanner when they first came out and I started doing photo restoration, self taught using Corel draw. Now I enjoy almost any photo-taking....
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