Gold Crown - part 3 of 3 Acrylic Print

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Number three of a three photograph sequence by Sean Davey of colliding waves, under golden light on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.


This art piece is available in a diverse range of rolled or framed gallery-quality canvas, soft duvet covers as well as other home decor items such as fabric shower curtains, greeting cards and tote bags and also decorative throw pillows for your beach house.

To see more cool triptychs, got to "Triptychs - Images in three pieces" on the galleries page.

* For collectors, seeking that hand-printed and signed item, this piece is also available on print or canvas at pretty much any size, printed and signed by me, using only Exhibition Canvas, premium papers and archival inks from Epson for true museum quality art pieces. Each piece that I print also comes with an individualized certificate of authenticity. For these very special collectables, get in contact with me directly at art@seandavey.com

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My imagery is all real authentic photography mainly focusing on the beach and other coastal environments. There is absolutely NO AI used in my photography. What you see are actual photographs. I use highly specialized camera housings that allow me to take my camera gear into and under the water. This allows me to capture very unique angles and scenery that most folks rarely even get to see with their own eyes. My specialty is most definitely what those of us in the business call Water Photography. I also often use slow shutter speeds and other such methods to create truly unique imagery. It's the light itself that is always of first and foremost importance. This obsession with extraordinary light sees me often getting up in the...