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Timeless is one of my marquee pieces. Five butter yellow, creamy white roses with peach colored centers. An ideal piece for over the couch, bed, mantel or dinning room wall. This floral art image was created with special finesse lighting and exposure in the studio. My work is created the "old school" analog way, just lights, camera & film; absolutely no digital manipulation whatsoever. What makes this work unique is the way I use the lighting and exposure to sculpt the shape, accentuate the texture, and saturate the color. This art piece is part of a very limited edition of 30 signed and numbered pieces printed on the metallic, luminous and archival cibachrome or fujiflex and flush or float mounted on brushed aluminum metal plate. Only 3 cibachrome prints mounted on aluminum plate are left in the edition.

Kirk Ellison was born in Ventura, California in 1969. He earned a BFA in design and photography in 1995. He continues learning from what he calls "the best teachers; experience, and one's own creative process.” An early fascination with the wonders of nature, and the visual world, spurred his interest towards art. He began learning photography at the age of ten, and had committed himself at that young age to an eventual career within that discipline he calls “the study of light”. He studied art design throughout his formative years, and began his career in commercial photography. The commercial work gave him the arena to practice lighting skills, and develop his own unique style, and approach towards his subjects. From his zeal to...