Crepuscular

Description

When light rays from the sun are visible, lay people call them “god rays.” But meteorologists call them “crepuscular rays.” “Crepuscular” refers to the evening. These tend to show up on humid, partly cloudy days in the evening or in the morning. This is one of the best examples of crepuscular rays I’ve ever captured.

**About Print Materials**
Fine Art Photo Paper – This is what you normally think of when you think of a print. It’s printed on high quality photo paper and will look fantastic in your custom frame. I recommend using a frame with a matte.
Metal – If you don’t want to bother with a frame, this is a great print medium option! The photo is printed on aluminum, bleeds all the way to the edge of the material, and comes with wall mounting hardware already installed.
Acrylic – Similar to the metal prints, acrylic prints don’t need a frame. Instead of aluminum, though, these are printed on acrylic, which gives an interesting illusion of depth to the print.
Image Block – Another frameless option, image blocks are printed on 1 inch thick blocks with a wrap-around edge. This option also comes with wall hanging hardware pre-installed.
Canvas – Canvas is a classic way to display fine art prints. Images are printed on linen canvas, have wrap-around edges and include hanging hardware pre-installed.

**About the Artist**
Hi! I’m Kyle. I’m a professional commercial and fine art photographer. I travel the United States with my family and make art. This shop is a small taste of what I do. Check out my Instagram or Facebook page for more: @hooksgoesoutside