Running Up That Hill

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A stark, textured incline stretches endlessly upward in this monochrome study of struggle and ascent. Shot in deep black and white, the image evokes a raw, emotional terrain—gritty, uneven, and almost insurmountable. Each ridge and shadow in the earth mirrors the psychological weight of the climb, a metaphorical uphill battle both literal and internal. I saw this hill and I immediately heard the Placebo cover of the song "Running Up That Hill" (originally recorded by Kate Bush) playing in my head. I knew I had to take this picture. This is the first of many musically inspired shots.

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A stark, textured incline stretches endlessly upward in this monochrome study of struggle and ascent. Shot in deep black and white, the image evokes a raw, emotional terrain—gritty, uneven, and almost insurmountable. Each ridge and shadow in the earth mirrors the psychological weight of the climb, a metaphorical uphill battle both literal and internal. I saw this hill and I immediately heard the Placebo cover of the song "Running Up That Hill" (originally recorded by Kate Bush) playing in my head. I knew I had to take this picture. This is the first of many musically inspired shots.

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  • Metal prints are known for their enamel-like surface. They have a white base to maximize color and contrast. Its high gloss surface provides a metallic look while preserving the white points in an image. They are crafted from panels of ChromaLuxe® aluminum, making them highly sought after by photographers and artists alike. These prints deliver eye-popping results that elevate the quality compared to standard prints. The infusion of Epson dye-sublimation inks to the metal's surface is a permanent process achieved through a combination of heat and pressure.

    Metal floating bracket included at no additional cost, the metal float bracket extends your metal print from the wall approximately ½” giving it a modern shadow float affect. The metal bracket has a hole to easily hang on a hanging hook, screw or nail.

  • Images are printed with archival-grade Epson Ultrachrome GSX inks. The finished print has a satin (low glass level) appearance, ideally suited for both art reproductions and photographs. The superior poly-cotton blend, 2-over-1 canvas is specially engineered to create beautiful prints, providing a wide color gamut and exceptional contrast with a consistent canvas texture. Due to the durable nature of the inks, prints are both scratch and smudge-resistant without the need to be coated.

    8 x 12", 12 × 18”, 16 × 24” Artisan Archival Canvas

    • Stretched Mount - Image Wraps - 3/4"

      • The canvas print will be mounted over .75 inch thick (depth) stretcher bars and the image will wrap on the sides with a fraction of an inch around the back. These are usually hung without a frame

    20 × 30” Artisan Archival Canvas

    • Stretched Mounted - Image Wraps - 1.5" Deep

      • The canvas print will be mounted over 1.5 inch thick (depth) stretcher bars and the image will wrap on the sides with a fraction of an inch around the back. These are usually hung without a frame.

  • Archival Matte Paper, also known as Moab Lasal Photo Matte, is our house stock fine art paper and is an economical favorite for fine art reproductions and photo prints. It features a smooth surface, heavy weight (230 g, 9.5-mil), neutral white, matte paper engineered for accurate color reproduction that provides high contrast and high-resolution output. This paper is acid-free, making it the perfect choice for both photography & fine art reproductions.

    • 1 Inch border added to 8×12” and 12×18”

    • 2 Inch border added to 16×24”