Shoot Pop by Frank Minghella

In the early years of photography, photographers began using the term "shoot" to describe the act of taking a photograph. Photography then was time-intensive and capturing a photograph could be compared to a hunter spending all day stalking his prey, then carefully steadying themselves and their aim with a gun. Nowadays we simply pop photographs for fun in an instant. A chromatic aberration print of a 35mm camera shifting colours to give the illusion of 3D. Product Information Our prints are printed onto 189g/m2 matte archival quality paper. Each print is hand signed on the reverse by the artist. Acrylic glass sits inside the frame to protect the print. To add depth, an inner black frame surrounds the print. The look is completed with a black mount and outer black frame. Dimensions Overall size across the frame is 528mm x 428mm More by the Artist Frank Minghella