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Sunset Reflections off Marken, Netherlands – Now Available as a Fine Art Print on my website bfrankphoto.com
I’m thrilled to announce the release of my latest photography print, “Marken 1.” Captured during a serene Dutch sunset in Marken, this image showcases the sun’s final glow dancing across the gentle waves, painting the water with fleeting orange highlights. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of calm elegance to your home or office, this piece brings the warmth and tranquility of a Marken evening right to your wall.
Choose from two archival-quality prints, each produced on 100% cotton smooth matte paper for exceptional detail and longevity:
Both sizes are perfect for framing and all U.S. orders come carefully packaged and shipped with tracking for peace of mind.
Elevate your space with a museum-grade Giclée fine art print on luxurious Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta 325 g/m² paper (high-gloss, high-white):
EU buyers can also inquire about limited edition signed prints, numbered and signed.
Looking for a different size or format? I’m happy to accommodate custom print dimensions to suit your decor needs. Simply reach out with your preferred size and I’ll work with you to create a bespoke art piece.
Now that the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is over, I can share part of an incredible retouching project I was fortunate enough to have been involved.
For the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Coca-Cola wanted to create an advertising campaign around people around the world watching the matches while drinking Cokes from specially-produced cans and bottles. Because of the production timeline, it was impossible to have the bottles and cans produced in time for the photo shoots. The answer was to replace the existing products with 3D CGI renders.
The process involved taking the 3D renders, scaling to the proper size, adjusting the lighting to match the scene, and blending it into the photograph; this meant adding color casts, blurring to match the depth-of-field, adding condensation and bubbles as needed, and shadows. It simply was one of the most challenging retouching efforts I’ve done. Luckily, I worked with wonderful retouchers and project managers at INDG. I learned so much during that time and continue to learn more as I do additional freelance retouching with the company.
Below are some completed images and some before and after sliders.
