Description:
Printed with a 12 inkjet printer over Hahnemühle canvas. Signed certificate of authenticity.
Story:
During our winter vacations, I would have a day for my photography, as agreed with my wife. I left mid-morning to a valley not far from the road at La Parva. It took me a long time to get to the small waterfall with ice just 30 meters away as had deep snow.
Although I took good boots, the snow made its way into the boots. After standing two hours, my feet got frozen and had to end the photography outing.
On my way back, I took this photograph of the frozen water on the road.
This image was digitally solarized using the The Sabattier effect is a technique developed by Armand Sabattier in 1860. He altered the normal densities of a photographic image giving a touch of light during the development, also called solarization. It was primitively used for black and white plates, nowadays, in the case of the color it produces unreal colors and images.
