Slanted Ed. 1 of 25 by Steve Day, Photograph, Black & White Slanted Ed. 1 of 25 by Steve Day
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Slanted Ed. 1 of 25 by Steve Day, Photograph, Black & White
Slanted Ed. 1 of 25 by Steve Day
4.8 21,722+ Bluethumb reviews

Slanted Ed. 1 of 25

Photograph, Paper (Requires Framing)

90cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Steve Day Verified artist
Melbourne
1 work sold

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Arrives 11 to 13 Nov

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Artwork Description

This photo is of the Marina Towers building and Sheraton Hotel in Docklands Melbourne. The Marina Towers building consist of two joined towers that diverge at 5 degree angles. it is contrast between these angles and the unique shapes that has inspired the creation of this image.

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Steve Day 27 artworks | 0 Sold

Steve Day is an award winning fine art photographer born and living in Melbourne, Australia. He has a long-held interest in architecture and the forms and shapes that it creates, which is manifesting itself through his photography. He works primarily in black and white and uses long exposure techniques to create haunting minimalist images that showcase many intriguing structures.

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Steve's studio is in Melbourne