Nope • 1/5/2023
f/11 • 1/250 sec • ISO 400
Enormous banks of snow surround a mountain building, rising nearly to the roofline and covering much of the surrounding area. Thick layers of accumulated snow hang over the roof, while dark windows and sections of the building remain visible under the burden of winter. The nearly monochromatic scene draws attention to the contrast between white snow, dark structures, and the surrounding trees. Small architectural details give scale, revealing how deeply the building is entombed beneath the snow.
Available Formats
This artwork is available in extra-durable aluminum, museum-quality acrylic, specially selected archival paper, or super-sticky stickers. METAL PRINT WITH FLOAT MOUNT IS MOST RECOMMENDED; it is durable enough to hang outdoors without noticeable fading for two years and is easy to hang in any location. My photographs are shot, edited, and finished specifically with metal in mind. All options look amazing. Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to make a special request.
I recommend metal or acrylic prints for the best quality, offering exceptional depth, contrast, and clarity that bring out subtle textures in the landscape. They are high-performance and highly durable. Each photograph is printed from the original photograph with careful attention to tonal range and detail. Designed to preserve subtle shifts in light and texture, each print invites slow viewing and long-term appreciation.
Craft & Production
Photographed and edited by the artist Neal Covert. Each print is hand-signed and professionally printed, ensuring consistent color accuracy and archival quality.
For inquiries or special requests, contact: nealcovert@nealdoesart.com
Nope • 1/5/2023
f/11 • 1/250 sec • ISO 400
Enormous banks of snow surround a mountain building, rising nearly to the roofline and covering much of the surrounding area. Thick layers of accumulated snow hang over the roof, while dark windows and sections of the building remain visible under the burden of winter. The nearly monochromatic scene draws attention to the contrast between white snow, dark structures, and the surrounding trees. Small architectural details give scale, revealing how deeply the building is entombed beneath the snow.
Available Formats
This artwork is available in extra-durable aluminum, museum-quality acrylic, specially selected archival paper, or super-sticky stickers. METAL PRINT WITH FLOAT MOUNT IS MOST RECOMMENDED; it is durable enough to hang outdoors without noticeable fading for two years and is easy to hang in any location. My photographs are shot, edited, and finished specifically with metal in mind. All options look amazing. Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to make a special request.
I recommend metal or acrylic prints for the best quality, offering exceptional depth, contrast, and clarity that bring out subtle textures in the landscape. They are high-performance and highly durable. Each photograph is printed from the original photograph with careful attention to tonal range and detail. Designed to preserve subtle shifts in light and texture, each print invites slow viewing and long-term appreciation.
Craft & Production
Photographed and edited by the artist Neal Covert. Each print is hand-signed and professionally printed, ensuring consistent color accuracy and archival quality.
For inquiries or special requests, contact: nealcovert@nealdoesart.com
