Yet to be translated

Yet to be translated is a classic photo in which the creation of a photo is frozen in time. In a sense, the photo is both the process as well as the final image.
While organizing all the elements for a photo shoot, our kitten GiGi walked into the frame. Making use of the so-called “decisive moment” I pushed the button and made a photo of the interference of the process of making a photo.

The photo was part of the exhibition Uncertain Edges in St’ Leonards at Sea, UK. in September 2023.

The photo is available in 3 sizes Small, Medium, and Large.

The photo is printed on high-quality Canson Baryta paper which is specially designed for fine art photography. It’s a 300-gram paper that has a high archival value.
The printing process is completely 100% carbon neutral.
The photos have a small white border that makes framing a lot easier. You can also find my signature here.

Are the prints archival?
My fine art prints are designed to last, and are only printed on archival fine art papers using processes that maintain the details of my work. You will not be disappointed, the print is breathtaking and holds the highest details that are contained in the image.

What’s the policy of return?
My work is made to order, so we cannot accept returns. However if your print is damaged in transit, or in the very unlikely event that it arrives with a defect, we will replace it.

What if my print gets damaged in transit?
If a print gets damaged in transit we will replace it. We will ask for some images or video of the damage so we can supply this to DHL to cover the insurance.

printed on Giclée Canson Baryta Gloss