©1097  Antelope at Canyon Ferry Lake, MT - Helena National Forest                     Copyright                                                                                                                                       ©2010 Strength in Perspective

Montana panorama of Pronghorn Antelope near Helena National Forest

 Helena, Montana Panorama  available as:
 

*First price = Montana Panorama  framed in Brushed Aluminum;
 2nd price=Montana Panorama   framed in wood of your choosing.
 Also available on flat or float board as well as a CANVAS mural with gallery wrap or framed.

A triptych is three adjoining pictures which, when hung side by side, make a six to nine feet wide image of the same scene.  It is a panorama split into 3 parts.  Sometimes there is a benefit of displaying a triptych rather than a panorama.  When the framed prints are faced with glass, they can be quite heavy.  You can achieve a quite sizable image that is STILL lightweight by making a three part picture instead of a single image.

When the print is NOT covered with glass, a very large yet light weight panorama can be made.  Many times constraints of wall size demand the panorama must not be huge.  Therefore I list the common sizes of panoramas, but the larger sizes can be had, if made without a glass face.

In addition to standard framing, the picture can be laminated to a board.  There are two styles. The difference between a flat  and float board treatment is that  the flat board lies flat against the wall but the float board stands out one inch from the wall...appearing to float!

Tell us your wall size and we will guide you through possible framed wall art formats.

This Montana panorama began as a Antelope at Lake photograph.  A touch of digital manipulations , still allowing photo realism to prevail, allowed the feeling of the moment to be conveyed in the image.

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 Montana Panorama
Antelope at Canyon Ferry Lake Photograph

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