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Lake Como Waterfront

Giclée, Paper (Requires Framing)

30cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
Surfcoast, Victoria

Complete your piece with a wood frame

Recommended

Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

Artwork only · unframed

A$290

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Arrives 20 to 22 Nov

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Sold by John Walker
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Artwork Description

Bring the timeless elegance of northern Italy into your space with this serene capture of Lake Como. This photograph features the bow of a classic varnished wooden motorboat resting quietly in the clear, teal-blue waters along the shoreline. Framed by iconic blue-and-white striped mooring poles, the scene looks out toward the lush, villa-dotted hillsides across the lake.
The warm, rich amber tones of the wooden hull create a striking visual contrast against the cool, tranquil water, making this piece a versatile focal point for living rooms, studies, or coastal-inspired interiors. This fine art print is ready for sale, please contact for size options.

Artist Bio

I’m a self-taught photographer based in the scenic coastal town of Torquay, Victoria. My relationship with the camera spans decades, beginning with film in my early twenties and evolving into a deep passion during the digital era. I treat photography as a therapeutic, intuitive practice—relying on the philosophy that the best images come from simply reacting to the world around you.

I’m an opportunistic shooter, not liking to be boxed into a single style. I am equally at home capturing the expansive coastlines of his local area, old architectural structures, or candid moments on the street here and abroad. Today, I balance my time between a lightweight, modern Olympus system and classic film photography, finding unique joy in the deliberate pace of the analogue process. For me the ultimate reward of a photograph is the personal memory attached to it, and I love to print my own work to appreciate the tactile beauty of the final image.

I have been published twice in the Olympus Passion Magazine and various photos have been published in Australia Architect Magazines

Commissions

John's studio is in Surfcoast, Victoria