Boulder Beach Study 01 by Photographer Brian Cattelle (#007)

A long exposure landscape photo of Boulder Beach in Acadia National Park, on Mt. Desert Island, Maine.

This photograph is printed from edge to edge on high-quality LightJet print on Ilford B/W Mat Paper. Mounted on an aluminum backing, ready to hang floating mount. Each print is signed and numbered en verso with a certificate of authenticity.

From the artist: "I get inland anxiety, that is, I seem to have a fear of living too far away from the ocean. I love the idea of visiting landlocked places, but living there gives me pause. I don’t know what it is or why it is. Maybe it’s the whispering souls of my seafaring ancestors. Maybe it’s the deep sense of longing to travel to the unknown."

Size: 12x18
Edition: 1/25
Print Method: Lightjet Print on Ilford Black and White photo paper
Collection: Brian Cattelle Exclusive Collection
Authentication: Signed and Numbered with Certificate of Authenticity

ABOUT BRIAN'S WORK: UNIQUE & CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
For Brian photography is an escape, a way to explore the world, studying every detail of the simple things. It gives him an opportunity to find beauty in unexpected places and in all walks of life. It forces him to challenge and push the bounds of his comfort zone, enabling him to grow as a person and as an artist. Over the years he has explored a wide range of photographic narratives while remaining loyal to his black and white roots

Brian has had a number of notable accomplishments which include international contests, features in publications, art shows, galleries, and large commissioned projects. These accomplishments only help fuel the fire that keeps him going.

ABOUT BRIAN
My name is Brian Cattelle. My life has revolved around photography since my early teens. I remember developing my first black and white photo in my high school darkroom – the ominous red glow of the light, the stink of chemicals, the trickling water in the background, and the anticipation as, moment by moment, my picture materialized. From then on I was hooked. During high school and college, I had the luxury of fully equipped dark rooms, but my circumstances changed after college. I strayed away from photography for a few years. Then one day, I found myself behind the lens of a decent camera again, and it was like being reunited with an old friend. Once again I was hooked and hooked I remain. This is my life. Capturing moments in time. In those moments, I feel complete.

https://www.briancattelle.com