BEN MCKECHNIE - PEKING PASTIME - COMPOSITION 2

PEKING PASTIME

Name: PEKING PASTIME
Brand: BEN MCKECHNIE
SKU: BENMCKECHNIE3152021133448
Availability: OutOfStock

€1.150,00

‘Peking Pastime’ is a limited edition photograph by the fine art travel photographer & journalist Ben Mckechnie. This photograph depicts a lady playing with a giant ribbon in Bell and Drum Tower Culture Square in Beijing, China.

“This image is a reminder to stay playful. For adults, play has been shown to release endorphins, stimulate creativity, and improve brain functionality. On a rare clear day in Beijing, older Beijingers venture out into parks and squares to dance and play—they don’t want money, they just love entertaining onlookers with their hobbies.” — Ben Mckechnie

Camera & lens: Canon 5D Mark II with a Canon 24–105 mm f4 L lens

‘Peking Pastime’ is a limited edition photograph printed on Hahnemuhle FineArt Baryta paper (325 gsm) with UltraChrome K4 inks from Epson. It measures 50 x 70 cm and it’s limited to just 3 editions.

All Ben’s fine art prints have a 3 cm (1.2 inch) border for framing, are signed on the front and back and come with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity.

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Dimensions	50 × 70 cm
artist	BEN MCKECHNIE
artist country	TAIWAN
categories	PHOTOGRAPHS
rarity	LIMITED EDITION
edition size	3
signed	YES
coa	YES
framed	NO
style	FIGURATIVE, TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
material	PAPER
medium	PRINT
condition	NEW
production year	2019
provenance	ARTIST STUDIO

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