When I saw Pepper #1 "looking at me" in the supermarket, I had to buy it to photograph. I took a number of views, all of which were amazing. The others are Pepper #1 and #2. Metamorphosis was by combining two exposures made using 4'X5" sheet film. The negatives were very light, however, when combined were perfect in density. I played with them until I obtained an interesting image. The image here measures 15"X15" and is on Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper. It is one of an edition of 50. It is titled, signed, and dated below the image, in archival pen. It is matted to 30"X24" in a mat cut by Archival Methods using bright white 100% rag museum board. It ships in an Airfloat Systems Print Pad for the ultimate in protection.

Matted prints ship in 2 weeks. Unmatted prints in less than 1 week.

See Pepper #1 for a beautiful one of a kind matted gelatin silver print, hand made by me in 1986. Before the digital revolution, I had honed my darkroom skills to a high level and taught the art and craft of fine art photography to people of all ages.