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Cascading Peaks
Port Lockroy, Antarctica
Black & white photograph of mountain peaks from Port Lockroy, Antarctica. The harbour at Port Lockroy was used for whaling during the early 1900's, and later, during World War II, as a British military base and then research station, until 1962. Today, Port Lockroy is home to a small museum and the southern-most post office on the planet (operated by the United Kingdom Antarctic Heritage Trust). Photo © copyright by Jim Waterbury.
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Digital Silver B&W Print (unframed)
Silver gelatin black & white print, on a baryta fiber based paper, produced by a laser printer and developed with a traditional darkroom process.
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Framed Digital Silver B&W Print
Silver gelatin black & white print, on a baryta fiber based paper, produced by a laser printer and developed with a traditional darkroom process. Framed with a 4-ply archival mat, and enclosed in a 3/4" black maple wood frame with UV acrylic.
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Acrylic B&W Print (ready to hang)
Museum quality high gloss black & white print, on resin coated paper, face-mounted to UV clear protective acrylic, with 1" float mounting; ready to hang.
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