“Heroin’s Icy Curl”, photographed by Steve Munch in Kauai’s rich waters.
As art consultants, we are often asked what is possible in our gallery. Each week we will highlight a FAQ on our blog to help you get the most out of your art shopping experience.
Q: Do you Photoshop or “filter” your images to get those bright colors?
A: No, we try to stay authentic to the original integrity of the image. Any images you see with especially vivid colors were shot with special film that brings out those colors. We time our photographs to maximize the lighting and natural play of colors. Mother nature is pretty amazing, we are lucky to share how we see this beautiful world.
“Ventura Sunrise” and “Two Trees” by Steve Munch, photographed with Fuji Velvia film:
“Harbor Cove” by Stephanie Hogue, photographed in late afternoon sun at low tide, causing exquisite clarity and color variation in the Ventura Harbor water:
“Harbor Sunset” by Stephanie Hogue, captures a gorgeous winter sunset as it is mirrored in the water:
40″x60″ “Foamy Flute” Artisan Wood with Horizontal Slats
30″x72″ “La Playa Pier” Artisan Wood with Vertical Slats
Latitudes owner and artist Stephanie Hogue hard at work preparing a wood foundation for a custom order.
40″x40″ “Morning Light” Artisan Wood, Solid
