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Some of my only Prints which are not medium format, yet these have a very special look with a similar depth of field, as I shot them using a Nikon Z6 (24mp) with the legendary 200-400mm prime. This lens is widely revered as an African planes Safari lens which lends itself to beautiful bokeh, subject separation and a little of that hard to define magic that Nikon telephoto lenses are renowned for. This particular set is from a single day when a typhoon was very close and only a small group of 4 or 5 surfers dared enter the water just adjacent to Enoshima Island. The resulting images are still my favorite surf photos despite several more outtings since with my medium format setup. To celebrate the magic engrained in each of these images, I am offering them in very limited edition runs of 5 each for each of the two sizes of Washi Paper available for each print. This Washi paper is my personal favorite printing paper, and these will be printed by me personally in house and shipped directly from Japan. Even if you have experienced premium papers, be prepared for a nice surprise. With a similar sheen to luster, this archival paper has something akin to a very fine sandstone texture, and when examined closely a pattern almost like broken glass or crazing. Being Washi, it is extremely durable, and will stand the test of time. It is highly resistent to fading and thus can be displayed in sunlit. Rated in centuries not decades, this is not just hype, this is my paper of choice for good reasons. Like the Lens, and like the special day, this paper rides that line between skillful intention and magic.

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Typhoon-Surge-A-Surfers-Dance-with-the-Deep-Blue-Sea Limited Edition 1/50

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Step into the stormy embrace of the Japanese coastline with this captivating image of a lone surfer carving through the tumultuous waters as a typhoon approaches. As the only photographer on the beach, I witnessed firsthand the fierce winds and rain that swept across the shore, creating an atmosphere of thrilling intensity. With only four brave surfers daring to face the raging sea, this moment captures the essence of adventure and the deep connection the Japanese people share with their ocean. The dramatic spray cascades behind the surfer, symbolizing the indomitable spirit of those who seek exhilaration in nature’s wildest moments. This powerful photograph is not just an artwork; it's a testament to resilience, making it a perfect addition for discerning collectors and galleries. Experience the breathtaking clash of human courage and the relentless beauty of the sea—a piece that resonates with both seasoned art lovers and the new generation of buyers.