How do you define fine art photography?
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All about fine art photography.
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A body of work is the result of a life lived – No one’s life experience is the same. One’s life journey is as individual as one’s fingerprints. If you were reborn and lived your life over, it would not be the same path. Your life is ultimately your art. When you buy my artwork, you are buying a piece of my life.
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Fine art photography vs commercial photography – what is the difference.
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Canvas prints of Two Red Chairs by the Lake now available from fine art photographer Edward M. Fielding – www.edwardfielding.com
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Iceland is an endless opportunity for amazing photography. The scenic beauty and rugged terrain provide awe inspiring vistas.
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Redneck landscaping is all the rage in rural America. Native plants and found objects decorate country homes.
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In the early days of photography, art aficionados didn’t consider photographs a “real” form of art. Today, we know that isn’t true. You can purchase a vast variety of photographic art or create your own – and it’s just as beautiful and engaging as any other form of art you can display in your home.
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Vintage tractor photographs by fine art photographer Edward M. Fielding custom framed to fit your decor. Get that modern farmhouse look with great vintage farm and tractor photographs.
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