Nothing symbolizes the Lowcountry of South Carolina more than spanish moss and resurrection furn. As the oaks begin to touch the ground, they are known as “angel oaks”, giving us a reverence for the past. These massive oaks have witness wars, slavery, and other world changes in their lifetime. They remind us that beauty never fades and that the roots run deep and strength is found in the soil of the south.
Signed by Andrew Branning | Carbon K7 Piezography Giclée | Hahnemuhle Archive Print | Print will require framing and matting
Artist Andrew Branning
Andrew uses the latest in digital camera technology from Sony, Nikon & Leica to capture the highest quality digital negative for large format printing. He approaches the darkroom as if he were editing film, by utilizing minimal photoshop techniques such as dodge and burn. Uniquely to Andrew is his style and ability to go from fine art portraiture, landscape & field journalism. Andrew has been a photographer for 10 years and his work can be seen in magazines and multiple best-selling book publications.