The Nikon is finally starting to pay me back

My quest for interior artwork has come up dry. After a year of searching I was unable to find anything that I liked AND could afford. Sure, I would love to have a Vicky Asp (local artist) vineyard tripytch on my wall, but it costs $2,850. And I found lots of stuff I could afford, but you will notice those were left behind like a bad habit. I finally came to the conclusion that some of my photos are good enough to hang on the wall, so I did it. Here's a canvas triptych that I had printed and is now hanging in my living room. Maybe it's the fact that I took the photo, maybe it simply reminds me of an amazing vacation with amazing friends and family, or maybe it's ugly as sin and I am afflicted with the "face only a mother could love" syndrome, but here it is:



The thing is pretty big at 64x32" plus the spacing between panels. It fills the space nicely between two windows and the yellow colors match another photo I have hanging above the fireplace. I like how the image wraps around the corners and provides dimension. I will be having more canvases made for other rooms of my house and a friend is blowing up my "Shoal Bay in the morning fog" photo posted a few weeks ago from my British Columbia trip to hang in her living room.


The 4Runner just turned 10 years old and just hit 100,000 miles, so it got a bath and a detail. I still like this truck as much as the day I bought it.