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by Kenny Bosak
$13.99
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A beautiful winter picture of Lake Arrowhead, California just as a new storm rolls in and drops fresh snow on the ground. Taken in December of 2012,... more
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11 oz.
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5 - 7 business days
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A beautiful winter picture of Lake Arrowhead, California just as a new storm rolls in and drops fresh snow on the ground. Taken in December of 2012, this capture displays a sense of calmness and peace as depicted in the mirror like water. Notice the actual snowflakes caught in free fall. It is almost an exact shot of a picture I took in the summer. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: All photographs and written information herein are copyrighted by � Kenny Bosak and may not be used in any way, including any web site or electronic usage, without the expressly written authorization by Kenny Bosak. Please contact me at geminiphoto72@gmail.com for questions regarding my artwork including licensing agreements or publishing. Thank you.
I started photography in the second grade with this Argoflex 75, which explains the picture I use in my profile. It used 620 roll film and 3-1/2”x3-1/2” prints were made at the local Thrifty drug store. Little did I know that photography would become a hobby and passion for me throughout my life. I was the high school newspaper and yearbook photographer my senior year. I latter worked in several professional photo labs during the 1980’s and 90’s developing C-41 rolls of 110, 35mm, 120, 220 film, as well as, 4x5, 8x10, and 11x14 sheet film. I also learned to develop slide film with the E-6 process. Making color and Black & White enlargement prints were the most fun with the old Bessler enlargers. Landscape photography became my favorite...
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Odd Jeppesen
Such a beautiful image.