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The Doors of San Juan Poster
by Kris Rasmusson
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The Doors of San Juan poster by Kris Rasmusson. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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San Juan is the capital of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The unincorporated territory of the United States has a population of about 400,000 with... more
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Artist's Description
San Juan is the capital of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The unincorporated territory of the United States has a population of about 400,000 with an annual temperature that varies only six degrees! This is why my two visits from my home in Michigan to the tropical island city have been in the winter. On my last trip there I got a chance to wander through some neighborhoods and was delighted by the quaint and earthy architecture. The doors were especially lovely. I used my trusty Plaubel Makina 67 camera with Reala film to capture their majesty.
About Kris Rasmusson
James Rasmusson is a resident of Holland Michigan who has been creating fine art photographs since the early 80�s. Jim�s photo-art is best known for themes that express the drama and majesty of nature. �I like to underscore the abstract and tease the mind. I am ever alert for juxtapositions that express irony, absurdity, and poignancy. I want people to feel both tension and resolution in my compositions.� Specializing in scenes from the Great Lakes region, the artist�s portfolios also include the Ozarks, Arizona and California, the Florida Keys, River Rouge, Chicago, �Suspended Amusements�, Nightscapes, Winterscapes, Ontario, and the Caribbean. The award-winning photographer�s work has appeared in many publications as...
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