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Prints will be carefully packaged with moisture-resistant materials and shipped in heavy rigid cardboard mailers, to ensure they arrive perfect.
The watermark will be removed before printing.
Limited edition of 100 includes all prints 11"x14" and larger. The back of the print will include my name and the title of the image.
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* Your limited edition lustre finish professional photo paper prints will be printed on Kodak Endura archival paper and arrive with rich and sharp colors that won't fade or yellow, creating gorgeous prints that will last a lifetime.
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The canvas is finished with hanging hardware and wire installed plus my name, limited edition number, and image identified on the back. * Canvas will be printed by a professional lab using premium archival inks. Can be hung directly, unframed, onto a wall as a painting would hang in a gallery. Finished with glossy UV- and scratch-resistant coating. * Canvas gallery wrap, photo printed directly onto a canvas and stretched over a 1.5" wooden frame. Also, please contact me if you would like a specific size. The falls is nestled between rugged cliffs with a lush redwood forest at the base of the falls making it a magical setting. The falls includes multiple steps with spectacular turquoise pools in between each step. Please choose your size and style from the drop-down menu above at the top right. Canogas Falls (80 ft total): Canogas Falls is one of the most stunning waterfalls in Big Sur. We offer museum-grade limited edition prints and canvas gallery wraps photographed by Susan Taylor made to order and printed on very high-quality canvas and professional photo paper using archival pigmented inks. Purchase this image as a metal print here: Hester J, Hiking to McWay Falls in Big Sur, 2015, SoCalHiker, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, 2016, California State Parks, McWay Falls, 2016, Wikipedia, McWay Falls, n.d, World of Waterfalls, McWay Waterfall Trail, n.This fine art photograph was captured at Julia Pfieffer Burns State Park in the world-famous area of beautiful Big Sur, California on a late summer evening. A 1983 landslide deposited sand at the base of the waterfall and created the sandy cove seen. McWay Falls is active through all seasons and is a popular site for photographers, particularly due to its picturesque sunset. In years past, the 80-foot waterfall landed right in the ocean.The land of McWay Falls was donated to the government in 1961 by the Brown family, and the site was designated a park reserve.In 1983, a large landslide slid into the ocean below McWay Falls to form a beach, and consequently it caused the waterfall to no longer fall directly into the ocean.The cove that McWay Falls drops into is relatively inaccessible on foot, due to the hazardous steep rock descent that would be required, and access down the cliff is prohibited.The McWay Falls site was first officially owned by Christopher McWay in the 1870s, whom the falls are named after, and the land was originally used as a ranch.Fauna such as gulls and other birds populate the land around McWay Falls while seals, sea lions, whales and sea otters are sometimes found in the surrounding ocean.Near McWay Falls are the ruins of a cottage built by Lathrop Brown and his wife around the 1920s, then owners of the land, and it was demolished in 1965.The height of McWay Falls reaches 24.4 metres (80 feet), while a 1 kilometre (o.6 mile) long walking track enables visitors to reach the top of the falls.Unless the tide is in, the water of McWay Falls drops directly onto a beach cove, that sits at the edge of the North Pacific Ocean.
McWay Falls is a scenic waterfall located in the Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, in the state of California’s Big Sur coastal region, in the United States.
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A simple snap will not capture the full beauty of McWay Falls.
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