New York in the shadow of freedom

Photographic work "New York in the shadow of freedom" by Miguel Guía.

The author about his work: I visited NY in 2004 and besides falling in love with the city and its dynamism and multiculturalism, I was captivated by this photograph from the Ferri, visiting the Statue of Liberty, just before a hailstorm, it seemed like a magical moment.

Miguel Guía chose from different formats to capture his work, after testing a multitude of supports and materials. Opting for the 3 that worked best for the artist, and that here he proposes:

For photography He used a new high-gloss paper development, Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maximum, whose maximum visual density has once again increased by 10%, increasing the detail of any other photo paper.

The result is a reproduction of high artistic and lasting quality, with which you can place it in your home as it is or frame it to your liking.

Gallery frame with passepartout: this photo paper has been framed with a distinguished passepartout and a classic wooden frame covered by acrylic glass, extremely resistant to light and of the highest quality.

An elegant and professional result is obtained, which will give a touch of distinction to your home.

Dibond Aluminum Miguel Guía also uses dibond aluminum, which has a particularly pure and authentic effect due to the absence of glazing. It consists of three layers: two platinum-white coated aluminum plates encapsulating a black polyethylene core. The thin and robust sheet that covers the photographic copy protects your image in dibond aluminum effectively and without bubbles.

The result is a plasma screen effect, increasingly used in final art in art galleries around the world.

Photography: Limited edition of 99 works

Dibond: Limited edition of 60 works

Framed: Limited edition of 60 works