$17.50+ $25.00+
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Portland Pier at sunset with this stunning photo print capturing the charm of lobster boats gently swaying at the docks. This exquisite piece of art brings the essence of Portland’s working waterfront right into your living space, filling it with a sense of tranquility and nostalgia.
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Photo Print
Fingerprint resistant, 10 mil thick, premium lustre photo paper with semi-gloss finish. Unframed.
Framed Print
Ready-to-hang: premium lustre photo print, framed in an alder, 3/4-inch semi-hardwood frame with an Acrylite front protector.
Canvas Print
Ready-to-hang: fade-resistant, textured canvas mounted on a 1.5-inch solid wood frame with mounting brackets included.
The Story Behind the Photo:
Tucked away between Jay's Oyster Bar and Harbor Fish Market, this quiet Portland spot attracts very few tourists. So it's one of my favorite spots to capture a calm moment of Portland's working waterfront. But rarely is the water as calm as it is in this moment. I had just gotten back from a trip to New Orleans and wanted to feel Portland again. So I found myself here, staring at the gentle ripples in the harbor scattering the amber light as I felt the weight of the heavy clouds moving in. The temperature dropped as this December day drew closer to an end and I realized how lucky I was to be here. Click.
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Nov 14, 2022
Picture quality is great but it came tightly curled up and had some rough edges. Once framed it was great, but I didn't expect it to come rolled up.