Killens Pond State Park in Delaware was one of our first stops when we started out in the RV. I went for a walk around the lake as the sun started to set, and the light turned the pond to gold — sky and water blending until the horizon barely existed. The long bridge caught the last light and doubled it in reflection, two pathways, one real and one made of light, while the treeline held steady in silhouette against the fading color. "Liquid Amber at Killens Pond" is that first quiet evening of a long trip, caught before the light was gone.
Complimentary standard U.S. & Canada shipping is included. Each artwork is made to order and carefully prepared for its journey to you.
Printed to museum-quality standards, Liquid Amber at Killens Pond is offered on Satin Photo Paper, chosen for its gentle luminosity and graceful rendering of the glowing sky, silhouetted treeline, and molten reflections. It is also available on Acrylic, which deepens the golden color and gives the illuminated bridge and mirrored water a radiant, dimensional presence. Each finish was selected to honor the image’s quiet ceremony of light—a Delaware sunset dissolving slowly into water until the horizon itself seems to disappear. If you would like a different size, finish, or framing option, contact Dan.
Killens Pond State Park in Delaware was one of our first stops when we started out in the RV. I went for a walk around the lake as the sun started to set, and the light turned the pond to gold — sky and water blending until the horizon barely existed. The long bridge caught the last light and doubled it in reflection, two pathways, one real and one made of light, while the treeline held steady in silhouette against the fading color. "Liquid Amber at Killens Pond" is that first quiet evening of a long trip, caught before the light was gone.
Complimentary standard U.S. & Canada shipping is included. Each artwork is made to order and carefully prepared for its journey to you.
Printed to museum-quality standards, Liquid Amber at Killens Pond is offered on Satin Photo Paper, chosen for its gentle luminosity and graceful rendering of the glowing sky, silhouetted treeline, and molten reflections. It is also available on Acrylic, which deepens the golden color and gives the illuminated bridge and mirrored water a radiant, dimensional presence. Each finish was selected to honor the image’s quiet ceremony of light—a Delaware sunset dissolving slowly into water until the horizon itself seems to disappear. If you would like a different size, finish, or framing option, contact Dan.
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