{"id":1843,"date":"2017-04-13T10:24:01","date_gmt":"2017-04-13T15:24:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/warrenharris.net\/blog2\/?p=1843"},"modified":"2017-07-25T05:10:16","modified_gmt":"2017-07-25T10:10:16","slug":"dallas-fort-worth-skyline-triptych","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/warrenharris.net\/blog2\/dallas-fort-worth-skyline-triptych\/","title":{"rendered":"Dallas Fort Worth Skyline Triptych"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Saga of the Dallas Fort Worth Skyline Triptych<\/h1>\n

My most recent project is the result of a commission by Delta Airlines for a 24 foot wide by 6 foot high mural of Dallas and Fort Worth combined.<\/p>\n

I had done a similar combination for KTXD TV in 2013, but theirs was 208″ wide by around 96″ high.\u00a0 It could not be repurposed to the new dimensions of 288″ x 73″ – so… Back to the drawing board, so to speak.<\/p>\n

\"DFW<\/a>

Original DFW Skyline 2013<\/p><\/div>\n

I could re-use only a couple of the original elements in the original skyline, which meant going out to re-shoot lots of buildings and add some images from recent shoots of both cities.\u00a0 The most complicated elements were the Calatrava bridge (cutting it out of the background took the better part of an entire day) and Reunion Tower.\u00a0 Reunion Tower is a composite of two images.\u00a0 First, I shot it from the south side on a parking garage at sunset so I could get the detail of the column itself and the reflective blue-green of the outer walls.\u00a0 Then I shot the entire structure at night from the levee with a 400mm lens to get a tight high detail shot + the lights in all their glory.\u00a0 Then.\u00a0 And here’s the fun part.\u00a0 I pasted every single light into place over the sunset exposure after cutting the tower out of the sky.\u00a0 That took a very long time, as you might imagine.\u00a0 It’s also pretty tedious work.\u00a0 I love the result, though.\u00a0 Another of my creations that you can never find in nature.<\/p>\n

In this incarnation of the DFW Skyline, I added in the most recent Supermoon from 2016.\u00a0 It was the largest Supermoon in decades and the detail of it was superior to the original.\u00a0 I had wanted to include one in the version for KTXD, but London Broadcasting preferred it with the ghosted Texas flag and no moon.<\/p>\n

The final image looks like this:<\/h3>\n
\"Dallas<\/a>

Dallas Fort-Worth Skyline 2017<\/p><\/div>\n

Now, since this composition is so wide and short, it becomes a serious problem to produce, handle, transport and install.\u00a0 As a result, the version I am marketing is a triptych, available in three sizes only.\u00a0 These are Limited Editions, signed and numbered.<\/p>\n

A 6′ wide set of 3 panels limited edition of 15 (on aluminum) for $1500<\/p>\n

A 12′ wide set of 3 panels limited edition of 15 (on aluminum) for $3250<\/p>\n

A 4′ wide single sheet limited edition of 25 (on aluminum) with the legend below it for $995<\/p>\n

If you are interested in either one, you can order from our store<\/a>, send me a message or pick up the phone and call me at<\/p>\n

214-232-9503<\/h3>\n

The triptych version is rearranged slightly to allow it to be divided:<\/p>\n

\"DFW<\/a>

DFW Skyline Triptych<\/p><\/div>\n

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The single panel 48″ version with legend:<\/p>\n

\"Dallas<\/a>

Dallas Fort-Worth Skyline Legend<\/p><\/div>\n

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