Is white a color? Is gray? If not, photographer Fred Light gives a new meaning to monochrome with his breathtaking interpretation of New England’s recent snow cover.
His new SizzlPix! is 24-inches wide and mounted in our spectacular floating frame.
Another opportunity to show off SizzlPix!™ High Definition Photography™ technology!
Joanne Panizzera’s love for adventure travel, scuba diving, hiking and horseback riding takes her to some incredible destinations around the world; always with a camera in hand.
She has studied under some of the best underwater photographers, such as Chris and Birgitte “Deda” Newbert. “I seek to preserve the natural integrity of subjects and scenes without the use of extreme digital manipulation … constantly searching for those moments where light and subject come together to make a powerful visual impact.”
One of Joanne’s images won the USA Today/Discover America.com ”Picture USA” national photo contest.
She exclaims about the color fidelity and realism of her SizzlPix! “Even better than I expected,” she says. I’ve been showing it off and recommending SizzlPix! People are impressed with its color fidelity and realism. I’m going to order more.”
An avid environmentalist, Joanne exhibits through Dream One World where she contributes a percentage of every sale to animal rescue efforts, so the environmentally-friendly features of SizzlPix! are important to her too. Unlike conventional paper and canvas prints, manufacturing creates no wasteful consumption of paper, wood, glass and no harmful emissions of volatile organic compounds.
A reasonably fantastic experience, actually, and a first for us. John Russell is a philatelist and photographer whose submission for SizzlPix! manufacturing was a macro image of a strip of five commemorative postage stamps he wanted produced 12” by 36”.
Yes, the stamps would show, each a foot wide. Quite a challenge, but the kind we love.
A real opportunity to show off SizzlPix! technology!
Writes John, “Zowee! I am delighted with the results of the processing of the five train stamp strip. Once I do a show-n-tell at next month’s stamp club meeting, I’ll find it a place of honor in my den.
Thanks to all involved with this good work. PS – - While I may have entered your site directly, I need to give credit to Derrick Story for the initial heads-up on your products. He always has great things to say about Sizzlpix on his podcast..”
– John
New! Eyes pop at Hi-Def photo 18″ to spectacular 5-ft display w/ no loss of resolution, saturation, depth or realism.
