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by Jean Macaluso
$56.00
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
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A delightful morning stroll through the mangroves at Robinson Preserve in Bradenton, Florida.
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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A delightful morning stroll through the mangroves at Robinson Preserve in Bradenton, Florida.
www.jeanmacaluso.com Pennsylvania born and bred: I grew up in the Philadelphia suburbs in a town called Horsham. I studied Radiologic Technology at Abington Hospital and then moved to Pittsburgh to work at St. Francis Hospital. After marrying I moved to Lewisburg, then Danville, and finally to Carlisle PA where I lived for 25 years. While living in Carlisle I completed my degree at Dickinson College with a BFA in Art and Art History graduating in 2005. I started my art business then and have just recently moved it to Okatie, SC near Bluffton. I am excited to explore the art scene there in the Low Country. I have always had a passion for photography since picking up my father's camera at the age of 12. From that point on I was...
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Denise Clark
Nice shot of a difficult subject....this scene could be here in Brisbane and I have been thinking how to photograph our mangroves..they are an interesting eco system. Still thinking. v/f
Jean Macaluso replied:
Thanks Denise! Yes mangroves are very interesting, limbs and roots everywhere, always a better angle to capture!