Cindy Guitars Guitar Series Photo-Print-on-Wood 35mm Double Exposure The Albatross No. 1/5

Cindy Guitars Guitar Series Photo-Print-on-Wood 35mm Double Exposure The Albatross No. 1/5

Marsoni

M251S

$50.00

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Cindy Guitars Guitar Series Photo-Print-on-Wood 35mm Double Exposure The Albatross No. 1/5Print 1 5: Handmade and handpainted details, numbered and signed all by Cindy. For those of you who didn't know, Cindy has been into photography for a long time, prominently using black and white 35mm film for the past handful of years. This is the first series of her double exposure black and white guitar photo series of which she will be doing 5 prints each month on wood, a different photograph each time. These photos are not edited, the double

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Seriously, scoring these shelf stands for $30 feels like an absolute steal! Four chunky wood boards with metal T-brackets that actually feel substantial - way sturdier than those flimsy IKEA ones I used to have. My old cheapo stands warped after half a year, but these hold up like a champ - I've got like 15 heavy textbooks stacked on them right now. Love the little details too: rounded edges so you won't scrape your hands, and rubber grip strips on the bottom. They look legit fancy in my living room as bookshelves and even class up my kitchen herb garden. My friend thought they were some high-end designer furniture! Honestly, the craftsmanship at this price puts my old $60 wooden shelves to shame. Already told my DIY group chat about these - trust me, you can't go wrong!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025