Ocean Wild Hawaii Wave Aluminum Print
Experience the haunting beauty and transparent deep blues of this stormy Hawaiian shore break as this ocean print hangs on your wall. A stunning double wave adds creative depth and power into any room. It also goes very nicely with contemporary design themes. The transparency of the water really is luminescent when this photo is put onto aluminum!
Aluminum wall art prints are made with a process of electrostatic heat transferring of dyes onto aircraft grade aluminum which creates a very vibrant and unique piece of art. The photograph looks as though it may leap out at you! I call it HD TV for my photography. Each aluminum print is waterproof and has a UV clear coat to protect from fading. Each wall art print has a pre-mounted frame on the back which creates a floating effect on the wall. No additional framing is needed. Please treat as fine art. These pieces are not meant to be abused and must be handled with care. Care instructions are included. Watermarks will not appear on prints. Saw tooth hanger and frame are now aluminum. Allow 2 weeks after date of order to ensure I have time to make and ship the piece to you. Please read my return policy and copyright notice before ordering. Looking for the photo prints for sale? Ocean Wild Photo Print
It was a fairly uneventful season for ocean pictures the year I took Ocean Wild. The winter season had been completely wild that year with monster waves. Although they were big, it was kind of a 'junk' season on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. The waves weren't shaping up for great ocean photography because we had too many strong winds coming from the North, hitting the back of the waves and 'mushing' them out to the point of not forming barrels. We weren't getting many days of waves with good barrels at all. I decided to head out early one morning to one of my favorite shore break spots. The waves are thick and heavy here. One could easily dislocate a shoulder! As I was watching & deciding where to shoot, I saw this wave that was doubling up! Double ups happen when a section of back wash hits the face of the new wave so hard it flows up and forces a new section of wave to form. The day was stormy. Would there be enough light to illuminate the transparency of the water? Would I be able to capture the wave doubling up at the right moment? Would I be crushed? Challenge accepted! Double wave, Double Win!