Moonrise behind Danube Tower
I was always fascinated by images of the moon, where you can see the details of its surface. When I started to photograph the moon myself, I realised how difficult it is to get the balance right. It requires some degree of planning, so you know exactly when and where the moon is appearing.
It’s the Danube Tower in Vienna, photographed from Nussdorf. There is only a small window every year, where this shot is possible. Before I took it, I was worried that it won’t be possible because there were a few clouds in the sky as the moon was approaching the top of the Danube Tower. Luckily the clouds were really thin and the moon just shined through. Now it looks like the moon is between the Tower and the clouds.
This image is printed on Hahnemuhle Baryta FB Paper (350g/m²). It’s minimally textured and has an extremely smooth surface. In combination with the high-gloss premium inkjet coating, it produces excellent print results.
I was always fascinated by images of the moon, where you can see the details of its surface. When I started to photograph the moon myself, I realised how difficult it is to get the balance right. It requires some degree of planning, so you know exactly when and where the moon is appearing.
It’s the Danube Tower in Vienna, photographed from Nussdorf. There is only a small window every year, where this shot is possible. Before I took it, I was worried that it won’t be possible because there were a few clouds in the sky as the moon was approaching the top of the Danube Tower. Luckily the clouds were really thin and the moon just shined through. Now it looks like the moon is between the Tower and the clouds.
This image is printed on Hahnemuhle Baryta FB Paper (350g/m²). It’s minimally textured and has an extremely smooth surface. In combination with the high-gloss premium inkjet coating, it produces excellent print results.
I was always fascinated by images of the moon, where you can see the details of its surface. When I started to photograph the moon myself, I realised how difficult it is to get the balance right. It requires some degree of planning, so you know exactly when and where the moon is appearing.
It’s the Danube Tower in Vienna, photographed from Nussdorf. There is only a small window every year, where this shot is possible. Before I took it, I was worried that it won’t be possible because there were a few clouds in the sky as the moon was approaching the top of the Danube Tower. Luckily the clouds were really thin and the moon just shined through. Now it looks like the moon is between the Tower and the clouds.
This image is printed on Hahnemuhle Baryta FB Paper (350g/m²). It’s minimally textured and has an extremely smooth surface. In combination with the high-gloss premium inkjet coating, it produces excellent print results.
This is a limited edition of 50 in A4 and 25 in A3+ (excl. 2 artist’s copies each)
For my limited edition prints, I only choose my favourite work and have them printed on high quality Fine Art paper from Hahnemühle. I carefully select the paper for each edition, so its look and texture complement the image perfectly.
All the prints are properly dried and sealed with a protective layer to ensure maximum longevity, so it can decorate your walls and bring you joy for many years to come.
Framing
The prints can either be bought unframed or framed. For the unframed option, you will need to have it framed to be able to hang it on the wall.
If you choose to buy it framed, ready to be wall mounted, the print will come with a black wooden frame and a 1.8mm white passe-partout (museum quality).
Frame for A3+:
Size 43 x 61cm, Strip 13mm, Covered in acrylic glass
Frame for A4:
Size 30 x 40cm, Strip 20mm, Covered in acrylic glass
If you select the framed option the print will be shipped in a black wooden frame with a 1.8mm white passe-partout (museum quality) ready to be mounted to the wall (Example image from a framed A4 print)