Fine Art Giclee Printed on Archival Paper

Big Sur Surf By Barbara Snyder (bio below)

Approx:  16 x 20  Image on  18 x 22 Paper - Signed & Numbered Limited to 250 Edition - S&S/HET Release

 

Digitally reproduced Giclee from an original photograph on fine art archival paper.

 

This is an original photo taken just off Rocky Point in the Big Sur area of the famous Highway 1 that runs along the coast of California. It is in the general vicinity of where Henry Miller, famed author of Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn once lived and not too far from where the Liz Taylor and Richard Burton filmed The Sandpiper. 

 

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Barbara Snyder (A.K.A. Victoria Reno)

Barbara Snyder lives on the Central Coast of California. As a California native she has always felt the allure of the great variety of natural features offered in her home state. Born in Santa Maria, California, Victoria graduated from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo  as a history major, English minor. She earned her Master's degree in education from the same university and began a teaching career that has spanned over 3 decades. During that time photography has always been a part of her life and has been enhanced by the opportunities for summer travel and finding new subjects and interests to expand her photographic endeavors. .

Being a co-owner of an art and frame gallery several years past has provided experiences that have added to her repertoire of skills and versatility in thinking. Barbara has been featured in Strictly Business Magazine, a Central Coast publication, designed to showcase local talents and to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit. She has also written several articles and provided photographic contributions to that and other publications.

Whether it is seascapes, vineyards, dessert, mountains, forest and all that in between, the pursuit of "fresh, natural and alive" subjects and scenes has inspired Barbara's work. She has shown a special fascination in her most recent works with the tropical features of Hawaii and the dessert landscapes of Arizona. Victoria's work offers a simplistic, rich view of life. Her work has been acclaimed as sensitive photography dedicated to bringing otherwise little noticed scenes to the public eye. Barbara has brought the peace and tranquillity of nature into so many homes. Her images hold the viewer with their sheer beauty and visual appeal that provide the lyrical commentary of nature's many gifts.