Switch-backs Acrylic Print
by Jon Emery
Product Details
Switch-backs acrylic print by Jon Emery. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
During one of our first stops in Southern Utah, my friend and I hiked up 1200 vertical feet from the Zion Park valley floor, to a sandy island in the... more
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Artist's Description
During one of our first stops in Southern Utah, my friend and I hiked up 1200 vertical feet from the Zion Park valley floor, to a sandy island in the sky. After the brutal switchbacks, we found a nice campsite on a 50 ft wide ridge with a 1200 ft drop on one side and a 600 ft drop on the other. Unfortunately, our slumber was disturbed by a violent lightning storm and torrential downpour. What a crazy night in the sky!
About Jon Emery
Thanks for visiting Magic Lens Photography ~See the world through a different lens! Please visit our other shops for updates and great prices on prints! www.facebook.com/MagicLensbyJonEmery www.etsy.com/shop/magiclensphoto From my old back yard in Missouri, to road trips, to Peace Corps service, and everything in between, my curiosity has taken me to many corners of the world. I hold cultural exploration in the highest regard and have a passion for the camera that equals my love of discovery. It all began with my dads help and his old Pentax K1000. After many years behind the lens, a Bachelor's degree in photographic fine art, and endless support from my incredible family, my passion grows stronger each day. Everywhere I go, I...
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Joe Jake Pratt
Great shot. I quit climbing after we nearly died on the Alpspitze forty years ago
Jon Emery replied:
I'm not really into proper climbing, just trails that occasionally have some pretty steep switchbacks. I imagine being up there on a rock face would be pretty intense without a trail under my feet!!