Mojave National Preserve - San Bernardino County, California
Cross-Processed Agfa Optima 100
Joshua’s Prism in the Mojave Dawn reveals a desert landscape transformed by the interplay of early light and carefully calibrated film technique. At its center, a Joshua tree stands as a solitary sentinel, its sharp silhouette etched against a horizon slowly brightening with the first glow of sunrise. The terrain unfolds with quiet expansiveness, textured by the sparse brush and rugged earth, while distant mountains soften into layers of muted color.
The scene is shaped by a deliberate manipulation of color and exposure—cross-processing film infuses the image with unexpected purples and blues, enriching the natural palette and lending the moment an otherworldly clarity. This balance of technique and environment invites the viewer to consider the subtle drama of a desert dawn, where stillness and transformation coexist in a fragile, luminous equilibrium.
• Signed & Numbered w/ C.O.A.
• Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin Paper
• 300 gsm, 100% α-cellulose
• Acid and lignin-free
• ISO 9706 conform / museum quality for highest age resistance
Mojave National Preserve - San Bernardino County, California
Cross-Processed Agfa Optima 100
Joshua’s Prism in the Mojave Dawn reveals a desert landscape transformed by the interplay of early light and carefully calibrated film technique. At its center, a Joshua tree stands as a solitary sentinel, its sharp silhouette etched against a horizon slowly brightening with the first glow of sunrise. The terrain unfolds with quiet expansiveness, textured by the sparse brush and rugged earth, while distant mountains soften into layers of muted color.
The scene is shaped by a deliberate manipulation of color and exposure—cross-processing film infuses the image with unexpected purples and blues, enriching the natural palette and lending the moment an otherworldly clarity. This balance of technique and environment invites the viewer to consider the subtle drama of a desert dawn, where stillness and transformation coexist in a fragile, luminous equilibrium.
Mojave National Preserve - San Bernardino County, California
Cross-Processed Agfa Optima 100
Joshua’s Prism in the Mojave Dawn reveals a desert landscape transformed by the interplay of early light and carefully calibrated film technique. At its center, a Joshua tree stands as a solitary sentinel, its sharp silhouette etched against a horizon slowly brightening with the first glow of sunrise. The terrain unfolds with quiet expansiveness, textured by the sparse brush and rugged earth, while distant mountains soften into layers of muted color.
The scene is shaped by a deliberate manipulation of color and exposure—cross-processing film infuses the image with unexpected purples and blues, enriching the natural palette and lending the moment an otherworldly clarity. This balance of technique and environment invites the viewer to consider the subtle drama of a desert dawn, where stillness and transformation coexist in a fragile, luminous equilibrium.
