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by Steven Ward
$100.00
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Queen duvet cover (88" x 88") featuring the image "Hannah's Face" by Steven Ward. Our soft microfiber duvet covers are hand sewn and include a hidden zipper for easy washing and assembly. Your selected image is printed on the top surface with a soft white surface underneath. All duvet covers are machine washable with cold water and a mild detergent.
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Photograph of Chocolate Labrador Retriever Puppy.
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Photograph of Chocolate Labrador Retriever Puppy.
Thank you for visiting. I started out as a painter. I love Oil Paint, but the process is slow. In 2017 I began to develop a style based on my desire to produce richly colored Impressionist images without paint. I create “Digital Images” with the look of highly layered, glazed Oil Paintings and Watercolors. My approach to creating these images is the same as when I use Oil Paint and a brush. The only digital tool / software I use is Photoshop.
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Steven Ward
Thank you, Marija!
Marija Djedovic
So cuuute :) Adorable ;) Liked
Steven Ward
Thank you, Yoonhee! She was very sweet.
Yoonhee Ko
Wow~ amazing capture! Steven. Thanks for her story! so sweet!
Steven Ward
How was the shot captured? Digital Canon 35mm with 80-200 Zoom @ 200mm everything set to automatic. My wife and I were walking back to the house on a shaded, sun-dappled country road after a play training session with Hannah. (Pointing and retrieving duck wings.). My wife was carrying Hannah up on her shoulder and I was walking behind them when I noticed how the light was hitting Hannah's face. We stopped, my wife pushed Hannah a little higher on her shoulder and held her own head over to the side. Took about five shots before Hannah had enough of staying still. One shot worked...