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Among the mountains and waterfalls of Brazil's oldest national park, Itatiaia, I rented a small house. As the sun set, the moon a waning crescent, I found on the lawn a small replica of Brazil's most famous statue, Christ the Redeemer, mounted atop a large rock jutting from the ground. Jesus has open arms, silhouetted against a vibrant purple and orange twilight sky, with a sliver of the crescent moon watching from the sky above. Palm trees and tropical foliage form stark shadows in the background, contributing to the tranquil and spiritual ambiance.
Image Information
- Title: Christ the Redeemer, Sunset Silhouette
- © 2025 by Randy Heffner, all rights reserved
- Digital photograph
- Native aspect ratio is 2:3, so uncropped print sizes include 4x6 inches, 8x12, 12x18, 24x36, and 40x60.
Limited Edition Availability
- The image is available in a limited edition of 30 signed prints, personally signed and color-checked by the artist.
- Custom sizes are available, as are unframed and custom framing options.
- Available media include brushed aluminum, fine art paper, photo paper, canvas, and posters.
- Sample price for a 8" x 12" unframed, photo rag paper, limited edition print: USD $95 + shipping.
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by Randy Heffner
Randy lives at the intersection of philosophy, theology, and culture — reading, watching, walking, and sometimes creating in search of our better selves. Film and photography have a lot to do with it, but anyway, art. The tie is an anomaly.