Title: Lonely Lot From the Series: Terminal City Noir - Vancouver's postcard-perfect image often masks a deeper, more sinister side. To me, the foggy streets and hidden corners always seem to harbor untold stories. In Terminal City Noir, I draw on the language of neo-noir cinema to explore these darker undertones. Here, the city emerges as a place suspended between light and dark, where moments of unsettling beauty hint at secrets that linger just beneath the surface. Location: Vancouver, Canada Small: 9” x 12” (+ 0.2” border) Edition of 150 includes a certificate with hologram, signature, and edition number. Medium: 18” x 24” (+ 0.3” border) Edition of 75 includes a certificate with hologram, signature, and edition number. Large: 24” x 32” (+ 0.4” border) Edition of 50 includes a certificate with hologram, signature, and edition number. Extra Large: 30” x 40” (+ 0.5” border) Edition of 15 includes a certificate with hologram, signature, and edition number. Collector: 40” x 53” (No border) Edition of 10 includes a certificate with hologram, signature, and edition number. Print Sizing Guide: Frames are not included so you avoid the frame’s markup and shipping costs The sizes offered will fit standard frame and matte sizes which can be purchased locally to allow for easy framing/matting. Custom Framing is recommended for the largest sizes. Please read the Print Sizing Guide for more info. Printed on: Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II, a beautiful high-quality paper that offers exceptional contrast and detail as well as a wide color gamut. Worldwide shipping with secure packaging usually takes 7-14 business days depending on location. Please read the FAQ page for more info on printing and shipping. FREE Exchanges within 15 Days 10% of your purchase goes to support those facing housing insecurity: As a photographer of habitats and environments, I've witnessed the process of change and destruction as cities transform themselves along with the impact on those living in local neighborhoods. That’s why 10% of all proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity – an organization helping families afford a safe and decent place to live.
