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The Magic of the Ocean

The Magic of the Ocean

Scenic Landscape and Urban Photography by  Philippe Hugonnard

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Frame: Black (5/8″ Depth)
Size: 36"x24" Size Guide
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This breathtaking aerial photograph utilizes a high-impact, top-down perspective to document the churning threshold where the ocean collides with the coast. The composition is split diagonally by a dynamic, frothing band of white sea foam, juxtaposing a deep field of translucent emerald and aquamarine water against a rich, golden-amber sand bank. This bird's-eye view transforms the natural landscape into a powerful abstract study of fluid motion.


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Philippe Hugonnard

148 Artworks
Philippe Hugonnard

Experience the timeless elegance and nuanced exploration of urban life and natural vistas through Philippe Hugonnard’s enchanting wall art collection.

Paris, France

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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I was a bit skeptical

"I was a bit skeptical at first when I unboxed the artwork, but after reading the note and completing the process I was a bit shocked. The artwork isn't your traditional Canvas, but after sitting back and looking at the art on my wall I'm content with the overall quality."

Michael N. (5/5)

I was a bit surprised

"I was a bit surprised that the picture came as a soft cloth picture as opposed to a traditional, hard backed artwork. I would say it’s certainly easier to transport and assembly is not too complicated, and once assembled it looked much better than I expected compared to when I first received it. I would prefer a glossy finish, and was wondering if you’ve heard of anyone clearcoating the artwork to give it a finish that would be more like a photograph?"

Ian D. (4/5)

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