What Was Once Uniform

Created by Tim Forcade from a composite of 21 overlapping photographs of a still life set in his studio. He used a compound camera he assembled that works much like a precision view camera joined with a high-resolution digital camera. The fact that the camera body moves independently of the lens makes this compositing process possible. Forcade used the composite as a starting point in subsequent steps that involved composition, collage, and painting techniques. The result is an an extremely detailed photograph of the studio still life.

Pigment-printed on museum-grade paper using an Epson 8-color printer with Epson Ultra Chrome K3 archival inks to maximize longevity and color detail. Limited edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist.

Please note that these prints are unframed and shipped to you rolled in a heavy sealed tube. The artist suggests framing using acid-free museum-grade materials and UV filtering glass to preserve print quality.