Digital art on archival canvas with UV-protectant varnish
Size: 18 x 14 in.
Dry Tortugas national Park, Florida Keys
Compilation of 8 photographs.
An inviting tropical view of one of the most remote islands in the United States. The Dry Tortugas National Park rests on Garden Key and includes Fort Jefferson. The fort is one of the largest all-brick structures in the Western Hemisphere, using 16 million bricks.
Showcasing architecture from the 19th century - 1825 (lighthouse), and 1845 to 1875 (fort) - and a family from today walking along the seaplane beach readying to board the last flight of the day provides a contrast of then and now.
In the stunning clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico, the foreground includes various types of coral and an anchor found around the island, plus a snorkeler diving down for exploration.
The American flag flying over the fort will be crisp in larger sizes.
Other sizes available: 24 x 30, 30 x 40, 60 x 40 (unframed) in aluminum or canvas, up to 60 x 90 (unframed) in canvas
Last Flight Out
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