Nikon F3 HP Acrylic Print
by Mike McGlothlen
Product Details
Nikon F3 HP acrylic print by Mike McGlothlen. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
This was one of my old favorites, the Nikon F3 HP with a 20mm lens. This image is part of the ongoing series called, The Film Camera. The mighty film... more
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Artist's Description
This was one of my old favorites, the Nikon F3 HP with a 20mm lens. This image is part of the ongoing series called, The Film Camera. The mighty film cameras of the past have fallen. This gallery will celebrate the possible uses of old film cameras plus just nice images of some of the old classics. If you don't see your camera please let me know and I will find it for you.
About Mike McGlothlen
Over the years Mike has dabbled in painting, sculpting & wood working as well as photography. Mike's turning point in his artistic abilities came when he learned how to use the dreaded computer in the mid 80s, then he could combine his love for art with his photographs. Mike's work has won numerous awards as well as being shown all over the country in galleries and museums. Now after 25 years of Commercial Photography in the High Point area, Mike now creates art full time, living just outside of Dunn North Carolina. "Welcome to the world as I see it. To smile, be happy and laugh as much as possible, that's what life should be about. I hope this shows through my work and makes you feel the same way." Mike
$90.00
Dale Stillman
I also had the F3. Great camera. Thanks for the memories.
Mike McGlothlen replied:
Thanks and you are welcome. I have brought back many memories for myself the this series of images.
Lianne Schneider
Very cool shot and love the treatment here.
Mike McGlothlen replied:
Thanks Lianne. The treatment is from an action I created in photoshop so I could get the whole series the same tint.