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Route One Open Road - Iceland Landscape Photography Print

Sale price$55.00
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Free worldwide shipping  ·  Made to order & shipped from a lab near you  ·  Arrives in ~5–8 days (US)  ·  Damaged? Free replacement.

A ribbon of wet asphalt cuts through the Icelandic highlands, its white center line pulling the eye to a vanishing point at the base of snow-dusted mountains. The freshly rain-slicked surface reflects the brooding sky like a dark mirror, while tundra-brown grasslands and patches of vivid green roll away on either side toward scattered farmsteads barely visible against the vastness. The dramatic cloudscape - heavy, layered, and restless - is Iceland's true ceiling, pressing down on the landscape with a weight you can almost feel. This is the essence of driving Route One: the Ring Road that circles the entire island, where every straight stretch promises something new on the horizon and the weather changes faster than the scenery. Brings character to a living room, a mantel wall, or a wide hallway. It makes a considered gift for a walker.

Materials

  • Fine Art Poster - Giclée print on 200 gsm (80 lb) FSC-certified paper, 12-colour pigment process, smooth matte finish.
  • Museum-Quality Matte - 250 gsm (100 lb) uncoated off-white archival paper. Heavier stock and a warmer tone than the Fine Art Poster.
  • Canvas - Printed canvas stretched over an FSC-certified slim wood frame. Ready to hang, no glazing.
  • Fine Art Framed - White, Wood, Dark Wood - The Fine Art Poster mounted behind shatterproof plexiglass in a 12 × 22 mm solid wood frame. Ready to hang.
  • Fine Art Framed - Black - The same print behind shatterproof plexiglass in a 10 × 22 mm aluminium frame. Ready to hang.

Sizes

  • 12x18" (30 × 45 cm)
  • 16x24" (40 × 60 cm)
  • 24x36" (60 × 90 cm)

Printed to order and shipped from the production centre nearest you. Every size is offered at the photograph’s native 3:2 proportions, so the full frame is printed edge to edge with nothing cropped away.