A Collection to MN. / October 29, 2016 by Nathaniel Harrington

Its not all that often that I get to send out a collection of my work to places like MN. But this last month I got the opportunity to do so!

Here is a cool collection of images I captured during travels and at home, from Vero Beach to Panama and Barbados.

Take a look.

These images are both captured in Vero Beach, Florida. Now sublimated onto Aluminum with a float mount they are ready to hang on a wall. The Aluminum Prints have a tendency to make the water look real, so gazing at these really puts you back in that… — These images are both captured in Vero Beach, Florida. Now sublimated onto Aluminum with a float mount they are ready to hang on a wall. The Aluminum Prints have a tendency to make the water look real, so gazing at these really puts you back in that moment.

The Top image is "Light Filter" and is a Limited Edition Print #2/25.

The Second image is "Touch Down" and is a Limited Edition Print #1/25 (#2 is currently hanging out as a 20x30 canvas in V ero Beach Yoga Barre.

I'm particularly excited my client picked out this image. Shot in Panama and simply named "Panama Sunset". This was taken my first evening being there and its something I will never forget watching.

"Panama Sunset" is a Limited Edition Print #1/10. The other 9 may go quick so don't hesitate putting this on your wall.

"Rock of Confidence" as a negative before being heat pressed onto the Aluminum. This image was taken in Barbados last fall.

My client is a stock trader, financial planner up in MN and he really liked the idea of putting this image into his office as a reminder of confidence and symbol of security, hence the name "Rock of Confidence"

It is now printed out as 40x60 on Aluminum and is a Limited Edition #1/10.

Metal Prints fron Nathaniel Harrington ( natehphoto ).

... and here they are.

If your living in as cold of a state as MN I'm sure it will be nice to look at your wall and feel the tropics in these images.

Sorry for the glare, the Aluminum prints are very glossy and reflective. I love that about them, makes the colors and details POP.

Its a lot of fun getting my work out to people for them to enjoy.

If you've seen anything here that interests you please email me at natehphoto@gmail.com and I'll get back to you ASAP.

With the holidays coming up its not a bad idea... :)

Thanks for visiting my page!

-Nathaniel Harrginton

Silky Sunday's. / December 5, 2015 by Nathaniel Harrington

Its time to start blogging again. Social Medai doesn't suggest that I upload this many photos into it in one day, therefore I should get this platform going again so that you can at least see the photos if you want. The hard drives are full, and no one has seen whats inside.. :(

This post is from a couple sunday's ago. It was small and super inconsistent, but when the right waves came through it was so fun! The boys got a few barrels and some good times out of it, that's what matters.

Enjoy the pics.

Brock Taylor came out to Spanish house and got shacked!

Fun sequence from one of Brock's better waves.

of course Chauncey Robinson made it out. He too picked out some fun waves.

The storm made the lighting on this shot mental! I love this mood setting.

Chauncey on a 16 frame drainer. That doesn't happen in FL often.

View from the beach. It was as fun as it looks.

Stoked to be able to share my photos, and even more stoked that you visited my site.

Thank you all for the support!

-Nathaniel Harrington

@natehphoto

December Fog / December 4, 2015 by Nathaniel Harrington

As my coffee brewed and the first glimpse of light began to show yesterday morning I knew I was in for a special treat. Fog filled the perfectly still air, my first clue as to the conditions of the sea. Its mornings like these that keep my excitement going, something a little different, and totally perfect.

Have a look at the pristine surf Vero Beach enjoyed at the break of dawn yesterday.

Its awesome to have a slight change of background from time to time, I'll take the fog any day.

This is probably my favorite image from the shoot. The surf was so calm that the reflections of the barrels were the only way to determine where the wave was actually breaking. My photos make a clearer, more distinctive look than how it was in the m… — This is probably my favorite image from the shoot. The surf was so calm that the reflections of the barrels were the only way to determine where the wave was actually breaking. My photos make a clearer, more distinctive look than how it was in the moment. Its good that the camera captures more than the eye.

The sun even decided to make an appearance for a brief moment, making for some really amazing lighting.

A perfect moment. As this barrel touches down and the pelican fly's toward shore, the lighting and ocean all came together to make one brilliant image.

And last but not least here's a few seconds of some Slow Motion barrels from the same morning. Once the sun came out I had to play with my iPhone 6 in its WaterShot Housing.

This video is about Slow-Mo December Barrels

Well thank you all for visiting and enjoy your Holidays!

-Nathaniel Harrington

@natehphoto