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8.00" x 5.50"
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10.00" x 7.50"
House on Fire Art Print
by Dan Hartford
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House on Fire art print by Dan Hartford. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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House on fire (burning house) is in Mule Canyon which is in SE Utah and an area just North of Monument Valley. The fire effect comes from the... more
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Artist's Description
House on fire (burning house) is in Mule Canyon which is in SE Utah and an area just North of Monument Valley. The "fire" effect comes from the sunlight reflecting off an apron or red rock in front of the cliff dwelling and reflecting up onto the red rock overhang.
By itself, the refection would just look, reddish when viewed from this angle the particular rock pattern in the overhang at this spot gives the fire its flame like pattern.
About Dan Hartford
Exploring human nature and the stories of our planet through photography. I began photographing in the early 1970's shooting mostly vacation and family. In the mid 1980's I started to approach photography as a creative art process rather than as simple documentation. As my interest in photography and skill level increased, I tend to shoot in easily accessible locations where thousands of other photographers have preceded me. My goal is to capture images that show a different take on well known subjects or to select subjects and perspectives in those locations not normally photographed in a way that tells a story about that place or the people who live there. During my development (no pun intended) as a photographer I have honed...
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Dan Hartford
Hi Donna and thank you for your comment. I had tried to get this shot once before a couple of years ago but I got rained out. This time I got it. It's quite a unique confluence of the direction the alcove faces, the fact that it has large red-rock apron in front of it that bounces the light up onto the overhanging rock at the right time of day coupled with the unique way the overhead rock eroded in this particular spot to resemble a flame pattern. it's interesting but when you look at the "flames" from the right side instead of the left side, the effect is not there at all. -- Dan
Donna Kennedy
Dan this is an outstanding image, sure looks like it's burning!!! v/f