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Plum tree against a colorful temple wall

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by Raymond Gehman
item #: 11693700A

28" x 21"

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Your print will be custom framed with our contemporary 0.75" wide Box Stem wood frame in a matte finish and enhanced with a soft white mat. A durable overlay of premium acrylic glazing creates a crystal clear display of your print and protects it from damage. We're so confident you'll love your framed art, it's 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

Digitally printed on archival photographic paper to produce vivid color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.

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About the Artwork

A photographer for “National Geographic,” Raymond Gehman has traveled the world capturing stunning images which exalt both the astounding and the ordinary in nature and humanity. Gehman, who is a “National Geographic” editor and has been shooting for them for 20 years, was 9 years old when one of the magazine’s photographers visited his school inspiring him to pursue photography. Gehman says photography is special because it expresses everyone’s unique view of the world, and he enjoys depicting “the little weird details.” Residing in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, Gehman also lectures and judges photo contests.