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by Gaspar Avila
€83.89
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Queen duvet cover (88" x 88") featuring the image "The Golden Lake" by Gaspar Avila. Our soft microfiber duvet covers are hand sewn and include a hidden zipper for easy washing and assembly. Your selected image is printed on the top surface with a soft white surface underneath. All duvet covers are machine washable with cold water and a mild detergent.
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The Golden Lake. High resolution computer generated image (digital art).
Hello, my name is Gaspar Avila. I'm a portuguese (azorean) photographer/designer living in Azores islands. I always try an artistic and aesthetically pleasing approach to my subjects. My photography work is mostly about the Azores islands, their landscapes, architecture, culture and traditions, etc., but I also do conceptual work, mostly in studio. Over the years I had many of my photos published worldwide in books, advertising and magazines, including National Geographic. Sometimes I also do some Design/Digital art work. In my gallery you'll find geometric abstract digital art that was produced by software that I created myself. I was a computer programmer for 15 years. All my images available here were made using professional...
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Ramon Martinez
Outstanding work!
Dorota Zukowska
Great!
Hartmut Jager
This is a wonderfully mystical, almost otherworldly image. I conjures up mysteries and legends of an ancient time which has long since gone, - or never was. It also evokes an era when there were not yet humans around, or only a few pre-stone age stragglers.
Gaspar Avila replied:
Thank you, Hartmut. This was during a time when I was having fun making computer generated landscapes. I'm not doing that any more but I still like the images that I created back then, namely this one.