Peacock flounders (Bothus mancus) are masters of camoflouge.

Camouflage – Peacock Flounder | Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean

$35.00

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Title:  Camouflage – Peacock Flounder | Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean

Description:  Peacock flounders (Bothus mancus) are masters of camoflouge.

 
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    Fine Art Print

    Unmatted, unframed print. The image is printed on an archival-grade, acid-free, 100% cotton rag fine art matte paper with a bright white surface by using archival inks that will resist fading for a lifetime.

    Gallery Wrap

    Printed on an archival grade, acid-free, poly-cotton blend canvas. The canvas is wrapped around dried pine stretcher bars. The size 16" x 24" and smaller have 1.25-inch thickness and a sawtooth is installed on the back. The size 20" x 30" and larger have 1.5-inch thickness and a hanging wire is installed on the back.

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    Please click here for your reference. The entire image will remain on the front. The wrapped edges won’t take away any part of the image.

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    Do you need a 0.5-inch white border around the image? The physical size of the print remains the same. The image will be printed smaller in order to accommodate the white border within the print size.

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Currently the prints will be shipped directly from a professional photo lab in the United States.

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Title:  Camouflage – Peacock Flounder | Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean

Description:  Peacock flounders (Bothus mancus) are masters of camoflouge.

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