Fine Art Photography | Singularity

Limited Edition | Singularity

I’ve named this photo after the concept of Singularity. The Singularity Theory states that at the center of a black hole there is a place where all matter and gravity become infinite and the laws of physics no longer apply. The black hole sucks all matter and light towards it. The point of no return is called the event horizon, and once you’ve passed this threshold, there’s no going back! We have our own black hole at the center of the milky way galaxy and it’s theorized that we are slowly revolving around it. While post-processing this photo I was thinking about what it would look like if this process was sped up and we were being helplessly sucked towards it. TimMartinGallery.com

Grieger International Fine Art

Tim Martin’s large-format limited edition fine art photography is created for collectors and fine art dealers. The prints are produced in Germany at Grieger International Fine Art who specializes in fine art prints for museums and galleries around the world. Grieger has been the pioneer of acrylic glass mounting since the 1970s and uses their exclusive Diasec® printing process. They produce outstanding quality images that protect against UV radiation and chemical air contamination extending the life of your investment.

The large scale prints from the Tim Martin Signature Series are available ranging from $20,000 to $80,000 USD and based on availability. Only 5 limited edition prints available. Please contact fineart@timmartingallery.com for more information about availability, pricing, and any other questions you may have. Visit TimMartinGallery.com for pricing and availability.

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Fine Art Photography

Tim Martin

Tim Martin is a fine art photographer from Ontario, Canada. He recently moved to a home in The Bruce Peninsula to be more connected to nature. As an avid diver, he loves exploring the beautiful freshwater lakes and sunken ships in the area. Growing up he always had a passion for the arts. Whether it was painting, sculpting, or sketching he was always creating. Learn more