A great blue heron perches on a patch of reeds in the wetlands, its open beak a bright orange against the muted blues, brown, and green. The rippling water reflects its shape. The original image was taken in Everglades National Park in Florida, however, great blue herons are one of the most widespread species of wading birds in the Western Hemisphere. They also come in white and can be distinguished from a Great Egret by their yellow legs. Prints are printed on heavy archival fine art paper with long lasting pigment ink for maximum longevity and colorfastness. Framed pieces in both sizes are framed with UV resistant glass with double cotton rag mats white on black and an archival backing board in a classic black metal frame. All prints are limited editions of 150 prints. All prints are signed and numbered in the margin on the bottom right side. Framed prints are also signed and numbered on the bottom right of the mat. A certificate of authenticity is included. Standard surface options are semi-gloss on aluminum and satin on canvas gallery wraps. Mirrored edges are standard on canvas gallery wraps. For other options see Canvas gallery wraps and prints on aluminum. Shipping is free on canvas gallery wraps and prints on aluminum. Further details can be seen here or in the FAQ section at the bottom of the home page.
