Kearney Lake Sunrise

$50.00

Early sunrise and perfectly calm water create a mirror image.  Kearney Lake in Algonquin Park,  June 2021.

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Photo print in Envelope Mat: Images are printed on premium quality, resin coated 300 gsm photo paper. Photo paper is slightly textured with a luster (satin) surface which will not show fingerprints or produce reflective glare like gloss surface papers.
Prints come in an acid free, slide in mat ready to hang.

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Size

8 x 12 photo print, outside mat size is 11 x 14

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