A Relic of the Old Route 66 36x24 *D

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A Relic of the Old Route 66 36x24 from Photographer Steven Love.
Taken in August 2010.
This old rusting relic of a by-gone era stands vigilant along the old Route 66 leading to the Petrified Forest near Holbrook, Arizona.

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Attribute name	Attribute value
Dimensions:	24" H x 24" W x 1.5" D
Orientation:	Landscape
Width:	36
Height:	24
Shape:	Square
Depth:	2
Style:	Rustic / Vintage
Color / Finish:	Brown/Espresso
Artwork Size:	24 x 36
Artwork Style:	Photography
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Artist's Name:	Steven Love
Subject:	Landscapes

Hang only from attached hangers. Do not use wire to hang.
Arrives in 7 to 10 Business Days, Direct to Your Home or Business
A Relic of the Old Route 66 36x24 from Photographer Steven Love.
Taken in August 2010.
This old rusting relic of a by-gone era stands vigilant along the old Route 66 leading to the Petrified Forest near Holbrook, Arizona.

**Available To Direct Ship Anywhere In The US **

Steven Love Photography

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Steven Love

Arizona

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I am a professional photographic artist based in Arizona. My specialty is HDR composite photography in the nature and landscape fields. I also create digital paintings and photo manipulations in the science fiction and fantasy genres. I got my start in 2003 with Digitally created artwork. I originally took photographs to use as reference for my digital artwork. But then I discovered that I could make money selling my photographs. In 2006 I went full time into my photography work. I am self-taught. It took me 3 years to perfect my techniques and I am always experimenting in new ways to process my artwork to make the images as vivid and dramatic as possible. I started with an old Fuji A640 point and shoot camera. I then upgraded in 2010 to a Nikon D2Xs. Many of the images in my portfolio were taken with the D2Xs. I have recently upgraded to a Nikon D810, which enabled me to create even more vivid and more detailed photographs.